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Posted by orion on January 12, 1998 at 00:36:52:

Why is there virtually no caselaw appearing on the question of cats
when doing a search of the NYC decisions on Tenantnet? There is
quite a bit on dogs.

We have had an indoor cat for a bit over three months in our apartment,
and now the landlord says she wants him out. What must she do in order
to have served legal notice from the point of view of the NYC pet law?

She wants to "inspect" the apartment, ostensibly to look at the plumbing
repairs that we had made at our expense after she failed to make them after
five months of certified mail notification from us, and which we did not
even bill her for. (She may not have ever actually seen the cat).
Should we let her in so that we have been open and notorious with the cat?

Thanks for your thoughts...

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Comments:
: Why is there virtually no caselaw appearing on the question of cats 
: when doing a search of the NYC decisions on Tenantnet?  There is 
: quite a bit on dogs.

: We have had an indoor cat for a bit over three months in our apartment, 
: and now the landlord says she wants him out.  What must she do in order 
: to have served legal notice from the point of view of the NYC pet law?

: She wants to "inspect" the apartment, ostensibly to look at the plumbing 
: repairs that we had made at our expense after she failed to make them after 
: five months of certified mail notification from us, and which we did not 
: even bill her for.    (She may not have ever actually seen the cat).  
: Should we let her in so that we have been open and notorious with the cat?

: Thanks for your thoughts...


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