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Rent Control Covers Spouse in Care Facility, Panel Says
A Manhattan landlord cannot deregulate a rent-controlled apartment by considering the income of a spouse who had moved into an assisted-living facility, a New York appeals court has ruled.Landlord's Noncompliance Leads to Contempt Charge(s)
In their Landlord-Tenant Law column, Warren Estis and Michael Feinstein discuss the case "729 Prospect Realty Service Corp. v. Rodriguez," where the court held a landlord in both civil and criminal contempt of court for what it considered "an obvious and flagrant failure" to comply with prior court orders.Landlords Challenge Rent Guidelines Decision
The Rent Stabilization Association filed a suit in Manhattan Supreme Court Thursday charging that the recent rent freeze was based on tenant affordability, which it says violates the rent stabilization law. It states the freeze was approved to accommodate Mayor Bill de Blasio's political agenda.Individual Apartment Improvements: an Overview
In their Rent Regulation column, Warren A. Estis and Jeffrey Turkel discuss a landlord's right to add new equipment and improvements to an apartment, thus enabling a rent increase.Airbnb Faces Strong Headwinds in N.Y. Courts
In their Landlord-Tenant column, Warren A. Estis and Alexander Lycoyannis explore some recent court decisions concerning the short-term rental of residential apartments via Airbnb.Standard Lease Does Not Shield Landlord in Dispute, Panel Says
Standard phrasing in an office lease saying a landlord is not responsible for noncompliant certificates of occupancy does not apply to a particular landlord-tenant dispute in Manhattan, an appeals court ruled Thursday.RPAPL §881: Litigating Access to Neighboring Property
Dani Schwartz explores five hidden dangers to avoid when attempting to compel access to adjoining property to perform work on one's own propertyPanel Says Judge Was Wrong to Postpone License Fee
The owners of a TriBeCa penthouse were entitled to be paid at the same time they lost the use of their terrace, which had a sunken hot tub and outdoor kitchen, due to renovation of the adjacent building, the First Department said Tuesday.Open Issues in RPAPL §881 Litigation
Dani Schwartz discusses RPAPL §881, which governs efforts to compel access to adjoining property to perform work on one's own property, and explores two open issues in the RPAPL §881 case law: the availability of discovery in an proceeding, and whether the statute applies to demolition work.Trending Stories
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