relocation apartment Respondent told Ms. Roman that she was not accepting it. Ms. Roman told
her she should take it as is and the repairs would be done after she moved in.
When asked what happened after the conversation with Ms. Roman at the relocation
apartment Respondent answered: "After the conversation with Ms. Roman I actually had a
previous court date with management and housing for repairs to be done in MY
apartment.[FN5]
When that happened, I think the night when I got home I had a notice taped all over the door that
[*8]I owed over $13,000 in rent. The day I went to court and the
judge gave them 30 days to do the repairs in MY apartment, 4B, I went in my purse and I said
what is this, this was stuck all over my door the night before. The lawyer who attended that
looked at it and said she had no knowledge of this. She informed me to go to the second floor to
talk to someone about this. And I never owned any money as long as I lived there for 30 years.
Never owed any money, no eviction notice, nothing. And this was on my door."
When asked if she took any action as to the relocation apartment Respondent answered yes,
she filed an HP Action, and identified the papers from that case, HP Index #12120/17, that were
already in evidence. However, Respondent appeared to be confused about the timing of that case
and may have mixed it up with the second HP Action she filed in 2017 regarding the subject
apartment [FN6]
. Even though it is evident from the face of the #12120/17 papers that they were filed on February
22, 2017 and had a return date of March 6, 2017 she testified that she filed the paperwork for that
case on March 6, 2017 but never had a court date after that. She acknowledged there had been an