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Posted by consigliere on October 19, 2001 at 01:21:11:

In Reply to: roommate overcharge posted by nytenant on October 17, 2001 at 15:38:52:

If your former roommate no longer lives, works, or has a
business in New York City, you can't sue in New York City
small claims court.

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: I was living in a nyc rent stabilized apt up until July (lived there 20 months). The landlord evicted both of us b/c my roommate was overcharging me (as I understand it there is a new law as of 12/00 prohibiting roommates to charge more than their fair share). I was paying her $1000 and -- to my surprise -- the total rent for the

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: If your former roommate no longer lives, works, or has a 
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: : I was living in a nyc rent stabilized apt up until July (lived there 20 months).  The landlord evicted both of us b/c my roommate was overcharging me (as I understand it there is a new law as of 12/00 prohibiting roommates to charge more than their fair share).  I was paying her $1000 and -- to my surprise -- the total rent for the


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