Sherman-Taylor Corp. v. Temporary State Housing Rent Commission
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
William C. Hecht, Jr., J.
In view of the fact that petitioner was previously granted rent increases based upon the then existing taxes as part of operating expenses, it appears clear that respondent is correct in ordering a prorata refund based upon the decrease in the taxes and recoupment by the landlord after the certiorari proceedings. It seems, hoivever, that the total amount to be refunded, originally established at $9,404.17, then decreased to $8,236.32 and then to approximately $6,800 is still incorrect based upon the calculations and computations of respondent’s oavu accountants.
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