Court Won't Order Landlord to Offer Renewal Lease to Tenant
LVT Number: 11805
(Decision submitted by Manhattan attorney Bruce Levinson, attorney for the landlord.) Tenant sued landlord, seeking an order directing landlord to offer tenant a rent-stabilized renewal lease. The court ruled against tenant. Before tenant can get an order directing landlord to offer a renewal lease, landlord must have a chance to answer the complaint. Then either a trial will be required to determine the facts or tenant can ask the court to rule in its favor without a trial if there's no question of fact.
Jones v. Morgan Builders, Inc.: Index No. 103718/97 (6/11/97) (Sup. Ct. NY; Braun, J) [3-page document]
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