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Posted by Provost on July 07, 2001 at 11:07:27:

In Reply to: Re: Fiance moving in posted by Lilly on July 06, 2001 at 23:58:13:

The poster said that the apartment in question is not rent stabilized. Therefore signing a new lease in iteself will NOT automatically result in a higher rent. Also, there is no "right to succession".

Jane's post is correct, the state roommate law allows one unlrelated person to share the apartment with you (though this does not apply if the extra person causes you to break the health code by overcrowding).

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: The poster said that the apartment in question is not rent stabilized.  Therefore signing a new lease in iteself will NOT automatically result in a higher rent.  Also, there is no "right to succession".

: Jane's post is correct, the state roommate law allows one unlrelated person to share the apartment with you (though this does not apply if the extra person causes you to break the health code by overcrowding).


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