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court may order that such warrant be directed and delivered with only thirty days written notice to the person or persons to be evicted or dispossessed if the conditions upon which the eviction is founded pose an imminent threat
such effective date [April 20, 2024]"). The September 3, 2024 Decision/Order did not apply the Good Cause Eviction Law to the predicate notice. The argument regarding the predicate notice and the retroactive application of the Good Cause Eviction
service on the tenant is irrelevant, since nothing in the applicable federal regulations requires anything other than an "eviction notice" to be served on NYCHA (see 24 CFR 982.310 [e] [2] [ii]). Since that was done here, the petition should
ground. [*6] Petitioner cannot substitute the alleged criminal action of Respondent and Mr. Goodman as the basis for eviction where the notice provisions of the lease were not complied with. CONCLUSION Petitioner
City of New York, Bronx County, October 10, 2017 HEADNOTES Public Housing — Termination of Tenancy — Service of Owner Eviction Notice on Public Housing Authority 1. In a holdover proceeding to terminate respondent’s tenancy of an apart- ment for which
follow prior to and in the course of commencing eviction proceedings, including the manner of service of the required eviction notices on {**58 Misc 3d at 203}NYCHA.[FN4] However, where, as here, the PHA is not NYCHA, there
SECTION 231-C Good cause eviction law notice Real Property (RPP) CHAPTER 50, ARTICLE 7 * § 231-c. Good cause eviction law notice. 1. A landlord as defined
warrant may execute on service of a Marshall's notice, notice to GAL and additional APS notice of eviction date. This constitutes the decision and order of this Court. Dated: New York, New York February 7, 2012 Sabrina B. Kraus
case was discontinued through May 2019. On or about October 4, 2019 respondent was served with a Notice of Eviction. Respondent Scott filed an Order to Show Cause. The Court noted that a Notice of Eviction was issued even
requires that a notice of termination include "facts necessary to establish the existence of the grounds for eviction under 2524.3. A notice that merely recites the legal ground for eviction but fails to set forth facts to support the claims
with execution of the warrant stayed according to the June 26, 2008 decision. After receiving a notice of eviction, tenant moved, by order to show cause dated August 18, 2008, to vacate the notice of eviction and to stay execution
purposely causing leaks resulting in damage to other apartments. The petitioner may execute the warrant of eviction upon service of a marshal's notice and upon notice to Adult Protective Services prior to the eviction. The execution of the warrant
meet with landlord's representatives to discuss such allegations or to present her objections prior to receiving the eviction notice. The record thus shows that landlord, based upon its own agent's testimony and submitted exhibits, failed to distinguish
noted above (at 737-738), the pre-eviction notices required by RPAPL 711 are akin in [*14]significant respects to the pre-foreclosure notices required by RPAPL 1304. It has long been settled—by federal and New York state courts
demand nor the notice of petition and petition and only learned about this proceeding when she received a notice of eviction in July 2019. She does not mention Zkiyahu Ben Levy, who identified himself as her fiancé in his affidavit
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
service of a predicate notice of nonrenewal of lease violated this agreement by putting respondent on notice that the landlord would commence an eviction proceeding. (NYSCEF Doc No. 12, respondent's atty{**80 Misc 3d at 587} affirmation in reply
notice prior to the execution of the warrant. However, while Respondent's allegation of improper service of the notice of eviction by the Marshal may give rise to liability against the Marshal if established, it does not effect the validity
accepted a check subject to collection for the rental arrears. On September 6, 2007, Respondent was served a Notice of Eviction by the Marshall. On September 10, 2007, Respondent filed an Order to Show Cause to enjoin the Petitioner from
dismiss the instant summary proceeding on the grounds that Petitioner failed to serve a proper predicate Good Cause Eviction notice. Respondent's motion is supported by the affirmation of Allie Dentinger, Esq., of the Hudson Valley Justice Center, dated December