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Posted by James on October 26, 2001 at 01:21:21:

In Reply to: The consigliere's (and super's) advice is correct posted by consigliere on October 24, 2001 at 11:42:50:

Perhaps we're both right.

BUT

While failure to offer a renewal lease doesn't deprive you of your rights, failure to sign one does. If you agree to become a month-to-month tenent and if the landlord has properly offered you one through certified mail, then you enter a gray area. Why risk it? Call the DHCR and demand one.

J

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: Perhaps we're both right.

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: While failure to offer a renewal lease doesn't deprive you of your rights, failure to sign one does.  If you agree to become a month-to-month tenent and if the landlord has properly offered you one through certified mail, then you enter a gray area.  Why risk it?  Call the DHCR and demand one.

: J


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