Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in New York
Eviction
When a landlord evicts you, how long by law does he have to give you to vacate the property?
Asked on 12/15/06, 2:29 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Andrew Nitzberg
Andrew Nitzberg & Associates
Re: Eviction
Your residence appears to be upstate and not in NYC. This is an important point.
The landlord & Tenant rules are very specific. The notice is generally 30 days, but it can be very different depending on what kind of tenant you are. For example, a tenancy incidental to employment requires no notice.
30 days is an educated guess based on a lack of information about what kind of tenant you are. You are welcome to follow up with more information and I can then give you a better answer.
Answered on 12/15/06, 2:53 pm
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