Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
- Citation
- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
- Parent Document
- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
- Jurisdiction
- New York (state)
- Effective Date
- 1984-04-10
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- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
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- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
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- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
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- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
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- Kachian v. Aronson, 123 Misc. 2d 743 (1984)
Full Text
726 charsObviously, when dealing with uninhabitable vacant space converted by a loft pioneer into living quarters, the application of the warranty must necessarily be different. The concept of separate standards for loft residents was recognized by our Appellate Term in Silverstein v Roof Bin (NYLJ, Dec. 16, 1982, p 7, col 2) where, in dicta, it said (col 3) that in: “defining the scope of the warranty and computing the amount of damages sustained by a loft tenant as a result of its breach, it may become necessary to draw a distinction between the standard of habitability to which an interim multiple dwelling may reasonably be expected to conform and the standard governing more conventional classes of housing accommodations.”