Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York is an essential one-stop reference offering extensive guidance through all legal facets of the landlord-tenant relationship in New York. Practice oriented, it walks you through every stage of a housing case from initial client contact through final appeal for both petitioner s and respondent's attorneys. It provides full, clear explanations of complex issues in an easy-to-use outline format, including a detailed overview of the typical housing case. Topics covered include: The landlord-tenant relationship; Housing discrimination; Rent control and rent stabilization; Evictions, rent strikes, and federally subsidized housing; Jurisdiction holdover and nonpayment proceedings; Core defenses to summary proceedings; Pretrial motions and discovery; Postjudgment motions; Appeals; Repairs; More. You'll find detailed discussions on venue and forum in summary proceedings. A helpful index, index of forms, table of cases, and table of laws and rules facilitate your further research.

Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York, 2012-2013 ed.

Andrew Scherer

Fern Fisher

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Lawyers Cooperative Publishing

This one-stop reference offers extensive guidance through all facets of New York landlord-tenant law. Practice-oriented, it delivers a balanced perspective on legal standards pertaining to both petitioner's and respondent's attorneys. In-depth coverage is provided on topics such as rent control, grounds and requirements, evictions, rent strikes, and federally subsidized housing. Includes detailed discussions on the residential landlord-tenant relationship, and jurisdiction, venue, and forum in summary proceedings, and provides a detailed overview of a typical housing case.

Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York, 2010-2011 ed.

<p>Maya kings led opulent lives and, in death, lay in spectacular tombs. This book, illustrated with over 350 photographs and graphics in full color, publishes a royal crypt found in 2010 at El Zotz, Guatemala. Covered by a temple with celestial symbols, the tomb proved unusually rich. The main body belonged to the likely founder of a dynasty in the fourth century AD. The treasure with him included effigy ceramics, jade masks, regalia, textiles, objects of decayed wood, straw mats, necklaces, and paint cakes of specular hematite. For companions he had sacrificed infants and children, some decapitated, who were then burned and placed in bowls. Above, his temple displayed stucco effigies highlighting the sun at night, conceived to be jaguar-like and powdered with stars. Built to house a dead king, the temple continued for a century or more as a dynastic memorial, visible for miles. During its heyday, red paint blazed at sunrise and sunset, a sign of daily renewal for the dead king and testimony to a powerful story of dynastic origin and survival. This volume reports in detail on the excavation of the tomb, as clarified by numerous drawings, photographs, and technical studies by renowned experts. <i>Temple of the Night Sun</i> stands as one of the most important and revealing accounts of royal interment in the New World.</p>

Temple of the Night Sun: A Royal Maya Tomb at El Diablo, Guatemala

Sarah Newman

Stephen Houston

Karl Taube

Edwin Roman

Thomas Garrison

Nicholas Carter

Alyce de Carteret

Precolumbia Mesoweb Press

Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York, 2019-2020 ed. West Practice Guide

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Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York, 2020-2021 ed.

West Practice Guide Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York

West Publishing

Residential Landlord-Tenant Law in New York, 2023-2024 ed.

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