Finkelstein v. Levinson
Civil Court of the City of New York
1Opinion of the CourtShanley N. Egeth, J.
This is a nonpayment proceeding. Immediately prior to the trial the landlord’s petition was amended by consent to increase the rent delinquency claimed to $2,475. Simultaneously, by stipulation, tenant’s answer was amended to increase tenant’s first counterclaim for replacement óf windows from $101.12 to $111, to . add an affirmative defense of breach of covenant of quiet enjoyment, and a second counterclaim for $20,000 as damages resulting from a breach of said covenant.
Evidence received at trial established that the parties entered into a two-year loft lease on February 1, 1972, covering…
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