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Can an improper notice to cure served by a landlord's attorney ever be fixed in a temporary restraining order case?
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Answered on October 26, 2013
If your authority to act (power of attorney) on behalf of your mother-landlord was not attached to the notice to cure, it may very well be a fatal...
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If I have been called a thief in public by a neighbor, can I sue them for defamation of character and/or slander?
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Answered on October 26, 2013
Generally, if there is a third party (in the public) who has heard you being falsely accused of a crime, then yes, you can sue for slander. You...
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I'm being sued and I now have less than 30 days to respond. Do I need a lawyer?
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Answered on October 24, 2013
Yes, you can represent yourself but I agree this can lead to very bad results. An important question to ask yourself is whether there is insurance...
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Can you ask a tenant to cure something he did in an area not in the lease?
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Answered on October 23, 2013
An examination of the lease would, of course, be necessary, but here are my initial thoughts: Even if you have let the tenant use the backyard in...
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What type of attorney can answer the legal rights of tenants of a rent control apartment and their designated successor?
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Answered on October 23, 2013
A New York City landlord tenant lawyer and one who specializes in residential cases. For example, even a commercial landlord tenant lawyer would...
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Which law is broken when your evicted and your belongings go missing?
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Answered on October 21, 2013
While I agree that conversion is a possible cause of action and would plead it, it would require proof of scienter, i.e., an intent to wrongfully...
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The defendants didnot bate stamp and put in order to respond to each discovery request
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Answered on October 19, 2013
It is not unusual for parties to supplement their document requests, including around the time of depositions, although your counsel (assuming you...
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Privacy right of coop owners and right of property management to enter unit without unit owner's approval in non-emergency
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Answered on October 19, 2013
In a coop situation, your rights are governed by the bylaws. Generally, coop bylaws provide for access on notice and in emergency situations. ...
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