A Manhattan appellate court has taken the unusual step of vacating and replacing a decision it had issued five months ago that advocates for tenants feared would hobble safeguards against eviction.
The change of mind came in Silverman v. D’Arco, 107586/11, in which Mary D’Arco, a rent-stabilized tenant since 1992 in a building owned and occupied by Noah Silverman, lost her apartment and was saddled with a large bill for alleged arrears of rent.
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