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🔑NY L&T: Stipulation Can Convert Nonpayment Proceeding Into Holdover Proceeding

By Hani Sarji
Posted Nov 21, 2022
Updated Nov 21, 2022 at 8:57 PM

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🔑NY L&T: Stipulation Can Convert Nonpayment Proceeding Into Holdover Proceeding

In New York, a petitioner and respondent can convert a nonpayment summary proceeding into a holdover proceeding in a stipulation of settlement.

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Hani Sarji

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