Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Citation
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Parent Document
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Jurisdiction
- New York (state)
- Effective Date
- 1983-05-23
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- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
- Greenburger v. Leary, 119 Misc. 2d 358 (1983)
Full Text
786 charsThe more recent appellate cases are consistent only in holding that the delay must be examined in each instance to determine whether it is being used to manipulate the tenant so as to create an eviction. (See, e.g., 177 East 90th St. v Devine, NYLJ, March 30, 1982, p 6, col 1 [App Term, 1st Dept]; Schwartz v Abt, NYLJ, May 4, 1978, p 5, col 4 [App Term, 1st Dept]; Thunderbird Realty Co. v Ahn, NYLJ, Nov. 19,1981, p 11, col l [App Term, 1st Dept]; City of New York v Betancourt, supra.) It appears, therefore, that whatever the analytical basis for Gramford (supra) and its progeny may be — whether public policy, laches, waiver, or bad faith application — if there is good cause for delay there is no basis for precluding a landlord’s resort to a summary proceeding under the RPAPL.