Good Cause Evictions
Albany has recently passed legislation that impacts evictions in New York City. Pursuant to this bill, a landlord may have to show good cause when commencing an eviction.
Good cause does not really have to be established for an eviction based upon the non-payment of rent unless: 1) the non-payment of rent is caused by an unreasonable increase of rent or 2) the case was brought to circumvent this legislation.
Under this legislation, a landlord will have to establish good cause for commencing a holdover eviction due to a non-renewal of lease or termination of tenancy. read more..
This is a timely and important discussion. As tenant protections evolve, understanding the implications of Good Cause Evictions is essential for both landlords and tenants. At Outerbridge Law, we’ve worked extensively with clients navigating the complexities of New York landlord-tenant law, including the impact of Good Cause provisions. If you’re looking for guidance tailored to your specific situation, feel free to visit us at Outerbridge Law. We’re here to help make sense of these changes and protect your rights.
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