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We do not read this provision, as do the tenants, as focusing on the size of the increase. Rather, its clear meaning is that the rent may not be increased beyond the rents being charged for comparable apartments. Contrary to...
...rent in this case to be the rent actually charged on November 29, 2013, this record does not allow for a determination of whether the increases in rent thereafter were made in accordance with the allowable rent stabilization guideline increases...
...The record shows that Barish-Straus's [*8]initial base date rent was within the appropriate increases permitted by the rent guidelines and there is no evidence demonstrating that this rent was unreliable. While there is an inconsistency in the...
and rent increases legally available to defendants pursuant to the RSL during the four-year
When apartment 4E became vacant in 2009, defendant applied a vacancy increase of 17%, causing the rent to increase to $2,082.26, which was above the high-rent deregulation threshold of $2,000 then in effect. Shortly thereafter, defendant...
Civil Court dismissed this nonpayment proceeding upon the ground that the amount sought in the petition, representing an "equity increase” payable by the tenant shareholder over a 60-month period to fund necessary capital improvements, did not constitute rent or...
Here, the rental history for apartment 4C listed rent stabilized rents prior to Kerner's occupancy that exceeded applicable lawful increases without listing any reason justifying the [*2]excessive rent increases in those years. Kerner took occupancy of apartment 4C...
Here, the rental history for apartment 4C listed rent stabilized rents prior to Kerner's occupancy that exceeded applicable lawful increases without listing any reason justifying the [*2]excessive rent increases in those years. Kerner took occupancy of apartment 4C...
Here, the rental history for apartment 4C listed rent stabilized rents prior to Kerner's occupancy that exceeded applicable lawful increases without listing any reason justifying the [*2]excessive rent increases in those years. Kerner took occupancy of apartment 4C...
...Further, “[t]he legal regulated rent is defined as the rent actually charged and paid on the base date, four years prior to the interposition of the overcharge claim, plus any legal increases taken thereafter.” Here, she opined, the claim...
...The graduated increases were found not to be unconscionable, and the total rents when averaged were not unconscionable. However, it was concluded that an unconscionable result would be reached if the final rent established in the leases were used as...
However, with respect to the rent increases for 3A, 4B, 4F and 5E, while defendants concede that they may have made some overcharges, the motion court correctly determined that the record on plaintiffs' summary judgment motion does not establish as...
Supreme Court awarded plaintiff the maximum allowable rent increases for all years except 1990, 1992 and 1993, finding service of the requisite notice of maximum collectible rent insufficiently documented for these years. However, the record contains the master building rent...
...Petitioners, owners of rent-controlled units in New York *114City and industry trade organizations representing property owners throughout New York City who sought maximum base rent increases for the 1996-1997 cycle, commenced this combined CPLR article 78 proceeding and...
On the issue of the rent increase payable as of July 1, 1983, respondents are correct in asserting that the increase should only be 22%. Board order No. 1 provides for a 4% surcharge above the 22% increase if the...
The tenant has failed to pay rent due and owing, provided however that the rent due and owing, or any part thereof, did not result from a rent increase which is unreasonable . . .
The tenant has failed to pay rent due and owing, provided however that the rent due and owing, or any part thereof, did not result from a rent increase which is unreasonable . . .
...In a determination dated March 5, 2020, a Rent Administrator found that CAG had been entitled to certain rent increases in a prior lease and that the petitioner had been overcharged rent in 2017 only. The petitioner filed a petition...
...The amended registration for apartment 11B lists the legal regulated rent, including Aras's rent, which generally comports with allowable increases and the rent that Aras actually paid. Aras, who is a real estate agent, does not contest the rents...
41 NY2d 386, 391). Finally, defendant never affirmatively denied receipt of the notices. Therefore, we find that plaintiff is entitled to rent increases for all years for which rent arrears are sought.