By: Adam Leitman Bailey & Dov Treiman March 14th, 2007 Landlords subjected to Housing Part proceedings1 to enforce building codes, where compliance will cause severe economic distress, may attempt to defend themselves by raising the so-called “economic infeasibility” defense, the essence of which is that the cost of correcting the cited code violations is likely Full Article…
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Despite Absence, Son Earns Succession Rights Succession Rights
By Daniel J. Curtin, Jr., Esq. Despite Absence, Son Earns Succession Rights Succession Rights H.P.D Frances Lippa, A.H.O. When the tenant of the Mitchell-Lama apartment in question died on August 6, 2003, the deceased tenant’s son sought succession rights to the apartment and had to prove that the apartment in question was his primary residence Full Article…
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