Matter of D'Alessandro v. Nigro

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• holding that a party's decision to remain in possession of its leased premises waived its ability to claim constructive eviction, despite being able to show wrongful conduct by its landlord amounting to constructive eviction
• even if a landlord's actions constitute a constructive eviction, if the tenant decides to remain in possession of the leased premises, he waives his right to treat it as an eviction

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