10th & 5th, Inc. v. Arrowsmith
City of New York Municipal Court
1Opinion of the Court
McNulty,- J.
This holdover summary proceeding is based on the theory that the lease- in question has terminated and come to an end by virtue of a conditional limitation contained therein, after appropriate written notices had been given to the tenant by the landlord. Under current conditions what the landlord seeks amounts to a forfeiture of the lease. The contract of léase in question is on a printed form with a few blanks to be filled in, and is denoted “ Standard Form of Apartment Lease the Beal Estate Board of New York, Inc.” The significant clauses of this lease with reference to this…
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