Legal Opinion
B&L Associates v. Wakefield
Civil Court of the City of New York
Decided November 3, 2004Published
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Gary F. Marton, J.
Petitioner predicated this holdover proceeding upon the allegation that there was drug-related criminal activity at respon*389dent Wakefield’s apartment by a guest or other person under her control. After considering the testimony and the other evidence at the trial herein, the court grants petitioner a judgment of possession. The warrant shall issue forthwith but without prejudice to any application for relief under RPAPL 753.
The court finds that petitioner owns the building in which the premises is located, that petitioner is the landlord and Wake-field the…
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