A major overhaul of New York state’s rent laws, approved last year by the Legislature, made its way Tuesday to the Court of Appeals, which heard arguments in five different cases from tenants seeking refunds from their landlords.
Each case dealt with how much those tenants should be awarded after their landlords unlawfully deregulated their apartments while simultaneously receiving tax benefits.
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