A petitioner sought a finding of harassment and an order to correct repairs. The respondents had allegedly withheld “essential services” and engaged in “harassment behavior.” The subject apartment had been surrendered, but with a “reservation for all claims against one another.”

The building had three floors. A basement housed a preschool, the first floor housed a synagogue and the petitioners lived on the 2nd floor where there were two apartments.

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