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...10-day notice to cure but because the tenant is (a) causing a nuisance, constituting good cause for eviction under RPL § 216(1)(c); AND (b) refusing the landlord access to the unit, constituting good cause for eviction under RPL...
...c Notice must state whether the premises are subject to or exempt from the GCEL; if the premises are exempt, why they are exempt; and if the premises are subject to the GCEL, the statutory good cause ground for eviction.
Tenant appeals from the September 30, 2016 order, arguing that, prior to his eviction on September 28, 2016, he had not been served with any order or warrant giving him notice of, or authorizing, the eviction and therefore "the court...
...Second, and independent from the right to impose surcharges, DHCR regulations allow for eviction following service of a termination notice where a cooperator "refuses to divulge his or her true income or that of other persons residing in the apartment...
...Second, and independent from the right to impose surcharges, DHCR regulations allow for eviction following service of a termination notice where a cooperator "refuses to divulge his or her true income or that of other persons residing in the apartment...
...Second, and independent from the right to impose surcharges, DHCR regulations allow for eviction following service of a termination notice where a cooperator "refuses to divulge his or her true income or that of other persons residing in the apartment...
...the RSC § 2524.2 notice, commonly referred to as a nonrenewal notice when such notice is required by RSC § 2524.4, on NYCHA because such notice does not constitute a Section 8 "owner eviction notice," and that they had satisfied...
...Moreover, it informs the tenant of the amount of rent claimed due and what the tenant must do to avoid litigation which could result in eviction. In order to serve both functions, the notice must allege the approximate dollar amount1...
...2524.3 [d]) authorizes eviction of tenants in rent-stabilized units based on use of premises for "immoral or illegal purposes.” In an illegal use proceeding commenced pursuant to RPAPL 711 (5) a termination notice has been held required pursuant...
...While the tenants in this case claim that the notice to evict was served in response to the complaints to governmental agencies, respondents deny this allegation and claim that it was served due to a misunderstanding over who was responsible...
...a landlord can ignore such language or that the legislature intended these family members to be subject to a quicker process of eviction through a summary proceeding based only on the issuance of a notice to quit under RPAPL 713.
Federal regulations generally require service of a termination notice as a predicate for an eviction proceeding concerning Federally subsidized housing such as the instant proceeding.6 (See, 24 CFR part 882 et seq.)
...lease because the tenant is violating a substantial obligation of their tenancy and failed to cure the violation after written 10-day notice constituting good cause for eviction under RPL § 216(1)(b). • Affidavit of service of the termination notice.
...On June 15, 1998, a notice of eviction was delivered to the premises and on June 25, 1998, Marshal Barsch executed the reissued warrant.
...Respondents remained on the premises and, on October 5, 2020, the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office, in accordance with the warrant, served respondents a 14-day notice indicating that the eviction would take place on October 21, 2020. After counsel...
ANALYSISNew York's Good Cause Eviction Law (GCEL) was enacted on April 20, 2024 (L 2024, ch 56, part HH). The statute imposes several new notice provisions obligating landlords to state if housing accommodations are subject to Good Cause in...
ANALYSISNew York's Good Cause Eviction Law (GCEL) was enacted on April 20, 2024 (L 2024, ch 56, part HH). The statute imposes several new notice provisions obligating landlords to state if housing accommodations are subject to Good Cause in...
Michael D. Stallman, J. *390Does a landlord waive its right to maintain an illegal use eviction proceeding by accepting rent, renewing the lease or commencing a nonpayment proceeding after serving a notice of termination? FACTS
...The notices in these commercial holdover proceedings are analogous to the notice of [*3]non-renewal in the instant case insofar as both notices are necessary predicates for eviction proceedings but contemplate the possibility of cure. Indeed, GCEL is explicit...
The proceeding was first noticed to be heard on October 11, 2022. The Legal Aid Society ("LAS") filed a notice of appearance for respondent on the November 14, 2022 adjournment date; the court adjourned the proceeding "[o]ver [p]etitioner...