In NYC, what amount of damages would the court award for a breach or warrantibility?

Many factors and not enough info. Commercial or Residential? What were Tenants' damages? Court is not going to set an arbitrary figure and it...

Assuming you signed the note along with the mortgage, the lender can pursue you for any deficiency (shortfall), since you say you owe more than the...

Notary stamp is terminated but is being used with forged signature by a attorney on motions submitted in Court can you dismiss

I read the dialogue between Mr. Bianchi and you and am not sure I follow the question. What do you mean by "terminated?" Is it expired? Was it...

Witness statement small claims NYC

I disagree with Mr. Rothstein. In small claims court, the rules of evidence are relaxed and you MAY be able to introduce what would otherwise be...

What time can you play music on a Saturday night till in New York

Until 10PM, unless nobody complains.

I see two good answers so far, but neither has asked whether this is a commercial or residential property. They both assumed it was residential. ...

Suing an appliance store for no bill of sale.

Why do they need to be on the same invoice? Is it because you need the earlier date to appear on the later purchase? How can they use the rebate...

Can I sue Time Warner Cable for harassment from solicitations since I requested to be removed from their system?

I know I am not answering your question directly, as I am not sure whether a cause of action lies against Time Warner, but here's some useful...

How long does a judge take to make a decision at the resolution part of housing court in Richmond County?

While I agree with Mr. Smollens' answer, I wonder why you're not asking these questions of your own attorney? It is definitely not unusual to wait...

My brother and I are on the mortgage and deed. Can I be removed from mortgage and remain on the deed?

The lender is unlikely to remove you from the mortgage, despite whether you are in or out of title since you are another person personally liable...