Penquin Tenants Corp. v. Ellenberg

How courts have described this case

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• finding that \the plaintiff-landlord has the right to bring an action for common-law nuisance in Supreme Court\ and distinguishing such an action from actions \where nuisance is a statutorily authorized basis for eviction\
• “[I]n many cases of private nuisance the intentional element is satisfied simply by a defendant’s knowledge that interference with use and enjoyment will be the result of his/her intentional act.”

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