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· 3/23/2017

Donmez v. New York City Dept. of Consumer Affairs

Citations

  • 29 N.Y.3d 901

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  • holding that a landlord was not liable for improvements made to a leased property by a tenant even if the landlord knew that the improvements were being made unless the landlord expressly or impliedly authorized the tenant to make the improvements for the former’s benefit

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