Please explain in laymens terms difference between cplr 3011 and cplr 3012 new york state
Dear layman: CPLR 3211 is the statute that provides and regulates a request for an accelerated judgment in a lawsuit by means of a motion to...
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Landlord or tenant Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate, Litigation
Dear layman: CPLR 3211 is the statute that provides and regulates a request for an accelerated judgment in a lawsuit by means of a motion to...
Dear Tenant: Your lease likely ended on March 31, 2013. New York landlords do not usually end a lease on the first day the apartment might be...
Dear Dog Owner: In New York, no matter how we may consider the dog, state law declares that the dog is property. Property may be gifted. The...
Dear Landlord's grandson: You need to review the actual lease with the tenant. Most leases do not allow the taking of the security deposit to...
Dear Tenant in New Rochelle: You should be more concerned with the legality of converting the basement into a living room for yourself. The...
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Dear Owner: I concur with Mr. Lebowitz. You may already have an easement and your neighbor may have improperly encroached on your right of...
Dear Landlord: I am an attorney licensed in New York. I do not practice law in Ohio. Your state is lenient in the law of landlord and tenant...
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Dear Tenant: If you were served an eviction notice (if the underlying lawsuit is a summary proceeding) then likely the eviction notice was...
Dear Tenant: Your landlord may have committed a felony as tampering with the telephone lines and cable (the property of the utility company --...
Dear Landlord: Your tenants have not legally surrendered the premises to you if they retained the keys and have personal possessions in the...