Tenant Didn't Suggest Alternative Access Dates

LVT Number: 8413

(Decision submitted by Peter A. Schwartz of the Manhattan law firm of Fromme Fromme & Schwartz, attorneys for the landlord) Landlord sued to evict tenant for nonpayment of rent. Tenant claimed breach of the warranty of habitability. The court ruled against tenant. Tenant was forced to cancel a court-ordered access date for religious reasons. But tenant didn't suggest a new access date for repairs.

(Decision submitted by Peter A. Schwartz of the Manhattan law firm of Fromme Fromme & Schwartz, attorneys for the landlord) Landlord sued to evict tenant for nonpayment of rent. Tenant claimed breach of the warranty of habitability. The court ruled against tenant. Tenant was forced to cancel a court-ordered access date for religious reasons. But tenant didn't suggest a new access date for repairs.

Liebowitz v. Yochanani: L&T Index No. 94610/93, 94611/93 (11/1/93) (Civ. Ct. NY; Grayshaw, J) [2-page document]

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