Entries tagged: landlord tenant

There have been numerous recent decisions by appellate and trial courts involving landlord/tenant disputes covering a wide variety of issues. […]

Public policy in New York seeks to avoid forfeiture of leases.1 What is commonly referred to as a Yellowstone injunction […]

As summer winds down, I thought the best way to ease into autumn would be to examine certain jurisdictional and […]

A recent article discussed the decision by the Appellate Division First Dept. in 135 East 57th Street LLC v. Daffy’s […]

The long standing “one inch” rule in New York, in connection with actual partial evictions, as explained by Judge Cardozo1 […]

Public policy in New York seeks to avoid forfeiture of leases.1 What is commonly referred to as a Yellowstone injunction […]

Landlords routinely collect a security deposit from tenants at the commencement of a lease term with the deposit generally to […]

It has long been the rule in New York that “attorneys’ fees are deemed incidental to litigation and may not […]

It cannot be debated that making or serving a proper rent demand under RPAPL § 711(2) is a necessary precondition […]