Landlord-Tenant—Rent Stabilization—Alleged Illegal Sublet—Predicate Notice Failed to Sufficiently Set Forth Specific Factual Allegations—”Court Is Not a Place to Throw Claims Against the Wall Just to See What Sticks”
A landlord commenced a summary eviction proceeding, alleging that the respondent tenant had illegally “sublet or assigned her rent stabilized apartment without” the landlord’s permission. The predicate notice to cure (notice) stated that:
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