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N.Y. Real Prop. Law § 233

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N.Y. Real Prop. Law § 233
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New York (state)
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p. Any manufactured home park owner or operator who has agreed to
provide hot or cold water, heat, light, power, or any other service or
facility to any occupant of the manufactured home park who willfully or
intentionally without just cause fails to furnish such water, heat,
light, power, or other service or facility, or who interferes with the
quiet enjoyment of the leased premises, is guilty of a violation.

q. Upon receipt of rent, fees, charges or other assessments, in the
form of cash or any instrument other than the personal check of the
tenant, it shall be the duty of the manufactured home park owner or
operator to provide the payor with a written receipt containing the
following:

1. the date;

2. the amount;

3. the identity of the premises and the period for which paid;

4. the signature and title of the person receiving rent.

r. Limitation on late charges. A late charge on any rental payment by
a manufactured home owner which has become due and remains unpaid shall
not exceed and shall be enforced to the extent of three percent of such
delinquent payment; provided, however, that no charge shall be imposed
on any rental payment by a manufactured home owner received within ten
days after the due date. In the absence of a specific provision in the
lease or the manufactured home park's rules and regulations, no late
charge on any delinquent rental payment shall be assessed or collected.
Late charges may not be compounded and shall not be considered
additional rent.