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Here, the trial evidence showed and the court expressly found that the $3,100.00 per month lease rent was a legal rent. Specifically, the court stated that landlord was "entitled to the legal vacancy and longevity increases, along with...
Here, the trial evidence showed and the court expressly found that the $3,100.00 per month lease rent was a legal rent. Specifically, the court stated that landlord was "entitled to the legal vacancy and longevity increases, along with...
DHCR's finding that petitioner had waived the rent increases by failing to timely apply them to the tenant's lease was supported by a rational basis (see Matter of Apar Realty Co. v State of New York Div. of...
...As the HSTPA amendments appreciably limited the monthly rental increase the landlord could seek for the alleged improvements, as compared to the rent increases allowed under the pre-HSTPA IAI rent increase laws, the landlord claimed a vested interest in...
...Since the last rent-stabilized tenant vacated the apartment on November 30, 2013, at a legal regulated rent of $1,560.00, the IAI increase of $139.50, together with a 18.25% vacancy increase of $284.70, would yield...
...It merely refused to permit the rent for the last year of the lease term (the highest rent of the term under this graduated lease) to form the basis for future rent increases under the Rent Stabilization Law after the...
justifying a rent increase sufficient to exempt plaintiff’s apartment from rent stabilization
...did not result from a rent increase or pattern of rent increases which, regardless of the tenant's prior consent, . . . is unconscionable or imposed for the purpose of circumventing this article" (Code of the City of Albany § 30-328 [A...
...Further arguments by plaintiff, that the actual legal rent eligible for board guideline increases is the preferential rent, not the legal rent, are unavailing. A preferential rent is the amount of rent charged to and paid by the tenant that...
...present. [3] All documents concerning rent for the subject premises from 1993 to the present, including but not limited to: vacancy increases, renewal increases, Major Capital Improvement ("MCI") increases and Individual Apartment Improvement ("IAI") increases. These documents shall include all...
Defendants then registered the apartment with DHCR in May 2017, stating that the monthly rent for the period May 1999 to May 2000 was $1,207.05, and that the rent increase from $1,022.92 was due to a...
As the Deputy Commissioner concluded, Rent Stabilization Code (9 NYCRR) § 2522.4 (a) (1) is the statutory remedy pursuant to which the Marrones were entitled to increase the rent for adding square footage to the apartment. However, rental adjustments for...
As the Deputy Commissioner concluded, Rent Stabilization Code (9 NYCRR) § 2522.4 (a) (1) is the statutory remedy pursuant to which the Marrones were entitled to increase the rent for adding square footage to the apartment. However, rental adjustments for...
In this rent overcharge case, plaintiff argues that defendant's predecessor in interest engaged in fraud in increasing the rent on his rent-stabilized apartment and therefore that a review of the apartment's rent history beyond the four-year...
The power of CAB to adjust the rents must be "based on a finding that such increase is unconscionable.” Such a finding *405was made here. It rests within the expertise of the administrative agency.
...Further, plaintiffs demonstrated that certain increases in the preferential rent may have exceeded the permitted Rent Guidelines Board increases. Thus, the court properly permitted the overcharge claims to proceed to discovery.
...Further, plaintiffs demonstrated that certain increases in the preferential rent may have exceeded the permitted Rent Guidelines Board increases. Thus, the court properly permitted the overcharge claims to proceed to discovery.
In this rent overcharge case, plaintiff argues that defendant's predecessor in interest engaged in fraud in increasing the rent on his rent-stabilized apartment and therefore that a review of the apartment's rent history beyond the four-year...
...To the extent the court artificially increased the base date rents based on such pre-base date reconstruction, as it did with apartments 1B, 3F, and 5P, these increases were improper (see AEJ 534 E. 88th, LLC, 194 AD3d at...
...To the extent the court artificially increased the base date rents based on such pre-base date reconstruction, as it did with apartments 1B, 3F, and 5P, these increases were improper (see AEJ 534 E. 88th, LLC, 194 AD3d at...