People v. Elliott
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
2Per curiam
Defendant, as landlord, collected security deposits in the sum of $100 from each of 139 tenants in a housing project owned by him. Upon the appointment of a receiver in a foreclosure action and a demand by the receiver that defendant turn over to him all security deposits as required by General Obligations Law § 7-105, defendant responded that he no longer was in possession of the deposits. Defendant was arrested and charged with failing to comply with General Obligations Law § 7-105, a misdemeanor.
The evidence at trial indicated that soon after the tenants occupied the…
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