Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Citation
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Parent Document
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Jurisdiction
- New York (state)
- Effective Date
- 2019-06-07
Other Sections in This Document (11)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
- Foundation of Love, USA, Inc. v. Pena (2019)
Full Text
608 charsMore than nine months later, on September 28, 2016, tenant was evicted. That same day, tenant moved to be restored to possession, alleging that he had not been served with court papers and that he had never had his day in court to arrange for a payment plan. During oral argument of the motion, tenant admitted, among other things, that he had tendered only $2,000 of the [*2]$5,755 judgment amount and that he had failed to pay ongoing rent for approximately half of the months since the trial, but he claimed that he had the ability to pay the arrears, although he did not bring any proof of that to court.