Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in New York

Re: Eviction Notice

This is a familiar situation; and always unpleasant.

As long as you have proof of payment indicating you are paid up (and you show up in court to present the evidence) you will be ok.

However, it is always best to have an attorney to best protect your interests.

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Re: Eviction Notice

What you have received is merely a preliminary notice to the initiation of proceedings to be filed against you. I would start by writing and or calling the Landlord and informing them of their error, if they still serve you with a notice of petition (which actually starts the proceedings in court) then you will have to appear in court and I would probably reccomend having an attorney with you at that point. Because of their errors you may actually be able to have quite a positive outcome at court and those "summary proceedings" they are threatening you with are actually nothing for you to fear if everything you indicated is true...�..however, we would need some more information before making a complete and proper determination. You are welcome to contact us for a free consultation.

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Re: Eviction Notice

Appear in court and put in an answer with your defenses. It may be worthwhile to hire an attorney versed in landlord-tenant matters to assist you.

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