b. A landlord may require that a senior citizen remove from the senior citizen housing project
any offspring of his domesticated animal within eight weeks of their birth; except that, the
landlord may require their removal at an earlier date if the offspring of that domesticated animal
may be so removed without unreasonable danger to their health.
L.1990,c.55,s.9.
2A:42-112. Rights of municipality not limited
Nothing in this act shall limit the rights of a municipality to prohibit, by ordinance, the
owning, harboring or keeping of certain species of animals within the municipality.
L.1990,c.55,s.10.
2A:42-113. Definitions; disclosure statements to senior citizen housing residents
2. a. As used in this section:
"Landlord" means, in the case of a senior citizen housing project in which dwelling units are
rented or offered for rent, the person or persons who own or purport to own the building,
structure or complex of buildings or structures in which those rental dwelling units are situated.
In the case of a senior citizen housing project that is organized or operated as a planned real
estate development, landlord means the governing board or body of that development.