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The article discusses the decision of a New York appellate court in the case "974 Anderson LLC v. Davis" in which the court ruled in favor the landlord and ruled to evict apartment occupants, claiming that they were licensees or squatters.

The article reports the decision of a New York trial court in a case "152 W. 162 Street LLC v. Services for the Underserved" in which the court approved the landlord's action to evict rent-controlled tenant for nonprimary residence.

The article discusses the decision of a New York appellate court in the case "1215 Realty LLC v. Khan" in which the court ruled against the landlord as landlord failed to complete service of the petition at least five days before the initial court date.

The article discusses the decision of a New York appellate court in the case "Knowles v. North Clinton Assocs" in which the court ruled that the landlord can not collect additional rent from tenant after tenant moved out.

The article discusses the U.S. court cases related to landlord versus tenant including the Valley Dream Housing Co., Inc. v. Albano; the Inwood Gardens, Inc. v. Udoh; the Tauber v. Haecker. In the first case the court dismissed the case due to the landlord's failure to deliver nonpayment petition to tenant at known address while in the second case the tenant's default vacated in nonpayment case. In the last case the court ruled against tenant for owner occupancy.

The article discusses the U.S. landlord versus tenant court case the JLNT Realty, LLC v. Liautaud in which the court ruled for landlord, entered a final judgment of possession and approved an eviction warrant in which tenant and family were properly evicted under warrant.

The article discusses the Court case Hairston v. NYCHA which deals with the eviction of a tenant due to evasion of rent.

The article reports that New York's Department of Building (DOB) has issued a violation notice to landlord based on a flue pipe that was not sealed to damp flames and because the hot water heater flue pipe wasn't vented into the chimney.

The article discusses court cases on rent in New York City as of April 2016, such as Samson Management LLC v. Singh wherein the tenant's guarantor was sued by the landlord after the tenant moved out and owed rent arrears and Grand Concourse East HDFC v. Lamberth-Nunez wherein the landlord sued to evict the tenant for nonpayment of rent.

The article discusses the court case 150 West 21st LLC vs. Doe which deals with a tenant's eviction for creating a nuisance.

The article discusses a court case wherein the District Rent Administrator (DRA) in New York ruled against the plaintiff tenant complaining of rent overcharge.

The article reports on the decision of an administrative law judge (ALJ) to fine a landlord for violation of uncovered trash cans in New York.

The article discusses the civil court case of New York, U.S. Delter Realty LLC v. Wilson which deals with the payment of rent to the landlord by tenant.

The article discusses the civil court case Citywide Preservation LLC v. Fall which deals with the nonpayment of rent and succession rights of the tenant.

The article reports the decision of a New York trial court in a case "Budhu v. Castro" in which the court rejected the landlord's action to evict rent-controlled tenant for nonprimary residence.

The article reports that New York's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) issue a violation notice to landlord for failing to comply with an order requiring inspection and disinfection of the building's cooling tower and submission of records of this to the agency, as of October 2016.

The article reports the decision of the New York Court of Appeals in the case "Pacific Park LLC v. M.W." in which the court ruled that landlord sued to evict tenant for nonpayment of rent, claiming that tenant owed 26,000 U.S. dollars for two years' rent.

The article reports that New York's Department of Building (DOB) has issued violation notices to landlord for illegally altering a one-family dwelling by adding a second, cellar, apartment, as of October 2016.

The article discusses the court case Rosario v. Municipal Housing Authority, in New York City, which deals with a Yonkers Housing Authority's decision to terminate tenant's participation in the housing voucher program.

The article discusses the court case 696 Grand St. LLC v. Hoffman, in New York City, wherein former tenant was sued for unpaid rent and use and occupancy.

The article discusses the court case 1650 Realty Assocs. LLC v. Sasoun, in New York City, wherein rent-stabilized tenant was sued for eviction for failure to sign a renewal lease.

The article discusses the court case West 97th St. Realty Corp. vs. Aptaker which deals with a tenant's eviction for nuisance.

The article discusses the court case 1234 Broadway LLC vs. Ying which deals with a tenant's eviction for illegal subletting.

The article discusses the U.S. landlord versus tenant court case the 145 East 16th Street LLC v. Spencer in which landlord sued to evict rent-stabilized tenant for nonprimary residence and the tenant moved to Florida before lease nonrenewal notice sent wherein the case sent back for a new trial.

The article discusses the U.S. landlord versus tenant court case the 2328 Newkirk Ave. Corp. v. Dames in which the landlord sued to evict rent-stabilized tenant for keeping a dog in violation of her lease wherein the court ruled for tenant.

The article discusses a court case in New York which involves the negligence of a landlord on faulty entry door locks that resulted to an attacked in the building by an intruder.

The article discusses a court case in New York in which the court awarded tenant $900,000 in damages for the child's exposure to lead paint in the apartment.

The article discusses a decision of New York Division of Housing & Community Renewal (DHCR) regarding lease violation proceedings related to a tenant's apartment, in which the DHRC considered a ruling of the New Dispute Resolution Association and ruled that the PAR filed by the tenant was improper.

The article discusses the U.S. court case Wimpfheimer v. Burton, related to eviction order of a co-operative apartment owner, wherein the court dismissed the case, citing that there was no landlord-tenant relationship between the administrator and the apartment owner's son.

The article discusses the U.S. court case Manosh v. Lillian Cooper Apartments, related to claims of tenant regarding civil right violation by the landlord, in which the court dismissed the case and stated the misdemeanor charge made by the landlord was not a sufficient to prove state action.

The article discusses the U.S. court cases related to landlord versus tenant including the Basnight v. NYCHA; the 1820 First Ave. Inc. v. Mendoza; and Edgecombe Avenue 291 Realty LLC v. Devore. In the first case the court ruled against the tenant's daughter while in the second case the court ruled against the tenant's son. In the last case the court ruled that rent-controlled tenant's nephew has no succession rights.

The article discusses the decision of a New York appellate court in the case "Gora Realty, LLC v. Croker" in which the court approved the Landlord claim to evict rent-stabilized tenant for nonpayment of rent on tenant's failure to appear in court and issued an eviction warrant.

The article discusses a New York State court case Gerard v. Clermont York Assocs. in which landlord was getting J-51 tax benefits and tenants claimed claiming improper deregulation of apartments and asked the court to grant class certification, and won.

The article discusses a court case wherein the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHRC) District rent Administration (DRA) ruled for landlord in part and concluded that the courtyard was unquestionably a required service.

The article reports the decision of the New York's Court of Appeals in the case "125 Court Street LLC v. Nicholson" in which landlord sued to evict tenant after tenant failed to sign a rent-stabilized renewal lease.

The article discusses several U.S. court cases. In Bruckner Realty LLC v. Cruz, the court denied the landlord's request for commercial eviction proceedings without trial after finding that it needed more facts about garage space as an ancillary service. It cites a decision in Touro College: Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR) wherein the DHCR allowed the landlord's request to convert one of the building's modernized elevators into a Shabbat elevator.

The article discusses several U.S. court cases related to eviction. In Yashar Foundation Inc. v. Schwartzman, the court allowed the tenant's request to conduct pretrial questioning to clarify questions of fact regarding intent to use the building for charitable purposes. In 1240 Sheva Realty Assoc, LLC v. Ramos, the court granted the tenant's request to restore her to possession of the apartment upon payment of unsettled back rent.

The article discusses the court case "East Harlem LEX Partners LP v. Neville" where landlord sued to evict Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Section 8 tenant for illegal use of tenant's apartment and termination notice of landlord failing to comply with the requirements of the HUD Handbook.

The article discusses the court case Fros Property LLC vs. Lam which deals with evicting a tenant who lived in other apartment.

The article discusses the decision of a New York appellate court in the case "Walton Ave. Senior HDFC v. Santana" in which the court rejected the Landlord claim to evict tenant, claiming a substantial violation of the tenancy and house rules.

The article discusses the decision of a New York appellate court in the case "Greenstone 26 LLC v. Woods" in which the court approved the landlord claim to evict rent-stabilized tenant in a building under a Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) contract for violating a substantial obligation of tenancy.

The article discusses the New York Civil Court case Maldonado v. Grizales, which deals with house rent stabilization regarding a basement apartment, between tenants and a landlord.

The article discusses the New York State court case Elliot Place Properties, Inc. v. Perez which deals with the negligence of tenant to pay rent to the landlord.

The article discusses the civil court case New York City Housing Authority v. Encarnacion which deals with the tenant's moving out from the house after the stipulated time.

The article discusses a court case wherein the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHRC) District rent Administration (DRA) ruled for tenant's action of suing landlord to evict rent-stabilized tenant for unauthorized subletting.

The article discusses a court case wherein the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHRC) District rent Administration (DRA) ruled against tenant seeking reduction in building-wide services based on a decrease in the number of laundry room dryers.

The article reports the decision of the New York Court of Appeals in the case "Lockley v. HPD" in which the court ruled against tenants and dismissed the case of tenants against landlord's applications for certificates authorizing eviction proceedings against tenants.

The article reports the decision of the New York Court of Appeals in the case "Rodriguez v. 5 Star Management LLC" in which the court ruled for the tenant and ordered that he be restored to the apartment in from which the tenant was removed without legal process while tenant in nursing home.

The article discusses a case in New York City wherein the court decided whether the landlord has failed to keep the area in front of a building free from debris.

The article discusses several U.S. court cases. In 128 Second Realty LLC v. Dobrowolski, the appeals court ruled against the landlord's request for pretrial questioning and inspection of the apartment and found that his lawsuit to evict a tenant for subletting was defective. It cites a decision in 40 Woodruff LLC v. Dixon wherein the court dismissed the landlord's lawsuit against a tenant due to failure to properly state a claim regarding violation of substantial obligation of tenancy.