might have granted yet another adjournment of the appraisal
ling date or might have suggested that the parties stipulate
to an order directing the Court Clerk to abstain from exchang-
ing the initial reports pending receipt of the State's anticipated
amended appraisal, thereby obviating the possible use of the
other party's data. Neither of these events, of course, occurred
and this motion resulted from the ling of the State's amended
appraisal and expert report and the citation of three of the
same comparable sales. Determination of just compensation for
the taking will be made at trial upon all the evidence there
produced. Upon the trial of this matter the Court will have the
advantage of considering not only a single comparable sale but
rather multiple shared comparable sales in ‘‘reconciling
otherwise divergent valuations’’ (Matter of Village of Johnson
City, 215 AD2d 917, 918).
310 188 MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, 2d SERIES
[728 NYS2d 657]
ATM Four, L. L. C., Petitioner, v Rosa E. Ramos, Respondent.
District Court of Nassau County, First District, June 7, 2001
HEADNOTES
Landlord and Tenant — Rent Regulation — Commencement of
Holdover Proceeding — Eviction Notice Need Not be Filed with
Division of Housing and Community Renewal
1. Petitioner landlord, having commenced a holdover proceeding seeking to
recover possession of respondent tenant's apartment for failure to timely
renew her lease pursuant to Emergency Tenant Protection Regulations (9
NYCRR) § 2503.5, is not required to le a copy of the eviction notice with the
Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
Landlord and Tenant — Rent Regulation — Renewal Lease — Ser-
vice of Renewal Notice
2. Petitioner landlord's personal service upon respondent tenant of a notice