Residential Landlord-Tenant—Pit Bulls—NYC Pet Law—A Landlord Failed To Establish That Harboring Pit Bulls Was A “Hazardous Act” Or An Act That Would Increase the Property’s Insurance Premiums—Harboring Pit Bulls In New York Does Not Constitute A Public Nuisance
A landlord commenced a summary holdover proceeding, on the grounds that the tenants were “harboring dogs in violation of their lease and due to harboring the dogs, the insurance premiums of the premises will increase.” The premises is a multiple dwelling, subject to Section 8 rules and regulations of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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