Hollywood Leasing Corp. v. Rosenblum
Civil Court of the City of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Norman H. Shilling, J.
In this holdover summary proceeding, landlord petitioner maintains that tenant respondents, by keeping a dog in their residential apartment, are committing a substantial breach of their lease which contains a provision prohibiting the harboring of animals on the premises without written consent of the landlord. The lease in question, a standard residential form lease, also contains a clause prohibiting waiver by the landlord of any provision therein, as well as a clause providing that no oral representations have been made by landlord or its agents,…
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