A. Village/Town/City outside of New York City has not adopted good cause eviction under
section 213 of the Real Property Law;
B. Unit is owned by a "small landlord," as defined in subdivision 3 of section 211 of the Real
Property Law, who owns no more than 10 units for small landlords located in New York
City or the number of units established as the maximum amount a "small landlord" can
own in the state by a local law of a village, town, or city, other than New York City,
adopting the provisions of Article 6-A of the Real Property Law, known as the New York
State Good Cause Eviction Law, or no more than 10 units, as applicable. In connection
with any eviction proceeding in which the landlord claims an exemption from the
provisions of Article 6-A of the Real Property Law, known as the New York State Good
Cause Eviction Law, on the basis of being a small landlord, the landlord shall provide to
the tenant or tenants subject to the proceeding the name of each natural person who
owns or is a beneficial owner of, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part, the housing
accommodation at issue in the proceeding, the number of units owned, jointly or
separately, by each such natural person owner, and the addresses of any such units,
excluding each natural person owner's principal residence. If the landlord is an entity,
organized under the laws of this state or of any other jurisdiction, then such landlord shall
provide to the tenant or tenants subject to the proceeding the name of each natural
person with a direct or indirect ownership interest in such entity or any affiliated entity, the
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