Landlord Installed Defective Windows

November 1, 1994

LVT Number: 9203

Landlord applied for MCI rent hikes, based on the installation of new windows building-wide. The DRA granted the rent hikes and tenants appealed, arguing that many of the windows were installed incorrectly. A DHCR inspection confirmed tenants' complaints, and the DHCR revoked the rent hikes. Landlord appealed, and the court sent the case back to the DHCR for further consideration. A second DHCR inspector also found many defective windows, so the DHCR upheld the prior order revoking the rent hikes. To qualify for an MCI, landlord must install windows properly.

Landlord applied for MCI rent hikes, based on the installation of new windows building-wide. The DRA granted the rent hikes and tenants appealed, arguing that many of the windows were installed incorrectly. A DHCR inspection confirmed tenants' complaints, and the DHCR revoked the rent hikes. Landlord appealed, and the court sent the case back to the DHCR for further consideration. A second DHCR inspector also found many defective windows, so the DHCR upheld the prior order revoking the rent hikes. To qualify for an MCI, landlord must install windows properly.

Various Tenants of 160 Claremont Avenue: DHCR Adm. Rev. Dckt. Upon Remand IC 430001-RP (9/2/94) [7-page document]

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