New York Law Journal
...quot; That omission permitted the tenant to pay "a substantially lower rent than she would have had she revealed the income." ...
Seven-lawyer Novack Burnbaum Crystal will be moving its Manhattan offices, increasing its space by more than 1,200 square feet. Also, the Corporation for Supportive Housing has signed a 10-year lease
...that houses about 360 students. Wexler was provided with a rent-free apartment in Feil Hall. Riley said she will retain the apartment...
...this proceeding upon the grounds that the three (3) day demand for rent served upon respondent is insufficient and defective. The petitioner opposes the instant...
...was commenced by 562 ASSOCIATES LP (Petitioner) against EDGAR TEJADA (Respondent) the rent stabilized tenant of record, seeking to recover possession of 562 WEST 174TH...
...granted intervenor-respondent owner's application for a major capital improvement (MCI) rent increase based upon the installation of new windows, and dismissing the proceeding...
...premises. Tenant moved for dismissal arguing that the three day demand for rent served on it was insufficient and defective. The court noted the purpose...
...on the grounds that respondent does not primarily reside in the subject rent stabilized premises and that his use of the subject premises is for...
Scott E. Mollen, a partner at Herrick, Feinstein, analyzes recent case law, including a decision where a landlord won dismissal of harassment claims by a tenant and then pursued recovery of attorney
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