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Lifetime Leasehold Interest Does Not Exempt Apartment from Rent Stabilization Exculpatory Clause Bars Tenant's Claim for Lost Profits Resulting from Landlord's Negligence Landlord's Reliance on Representations of Prior Owners Does Not Preclude Finding That Overcharge Was Willful, Resulting In Treble Damages Tenant's Failure to Pay Rent and Other Charges Forfeits Tenant's Right to Renew Questions of Fact Remain About Tenants Liability for Holdover Charges Tenant's Proposed Withdrawal of Application for Loft Board Coverage Void As Against Public Policy

14 minute read March 01, 2020 at 12:09 AM
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Landlord & Tenant Law

Lifetime Leasehold Interest Does Not Exempt Apartment from Rent Stabilization

737 Park Avenue Acquisition, LLC v. Goldblatt NYLJ 12/23/19, p. 20, col. 4 AppDiv, First Dept. (memorandum opinion)

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