Courts have, until recently, applied a bright line rule that a predicate notice is no longer valid once a holdover proceeding ends, and may not be used again in a subsequent proceeding. Landlords were often forced to re-serve 30, 60 or even 90 day notices.
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NEWS ALERT: Deadline for Required Notice to Tenants is June 17, 2022
Many of you might recall that in March 2021, a new State law was enacted requiring landlords to provide notice to tenants of their rights to request reasonable modifications and accommodations pursuant to the State’s Human Rights Law. You might also recall that this notice requirement was stayed in order to provide the Human Rights Commissioner time to promulgate the rules governing this notice. Now that the necessary rule has been adopted, these notices must be sent and posted by June 17, 2022. Continue reading “NEWS ALERT: Deadline for Required Notice to Tenants is June 17, 2022”
Short Term Rental Restrictions: The Power of Your Declaration and By-Laws
As summer approaches, Boards may see a rise in short-term rentals in their communities
For those communities whose Declaration or By-Laws restrict leasing to some degree, the question becomes whether the Board can and should enforce these restrictive provisions. One case is illustrative, proving that a community may prevail in an action against a home owner for illegal rentals. Continue reading “Short Term Rental Restrictions: The Power of Your Declaration and By-Laws”
