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Posted by Anna on June 21, 1999 at 00:09:31:

In Reply to: NYCHA and apt succession rights - help needed posted by jk on June 16, 1999 at 19:58:35:

: Does the NYCHA have a hard and fast rule about succession rights for a family member (son) who was not on the family composition (lease)document for two years but was in effect living there taking care of terminally ill parents? Parents are dead and son wants to move back in apt.

: JK

Like other city agencies, the NYCHA 'rules' are a secret... until you break them!

If the housing project was/is partially funded by HUD, you might find 'rules' through their website (warning: you might have to read the actual laws/codes). (the NYCHA website is on the Official NYC site, but not worth the trip)

Have you searched Housing Court Decisions: try NYCHA, N.Y.C.H.A., Article 78, housing authority. try the same on this board's search.

Almost no one is actually elligible for Legal Aid, etc, since the budget cuts, BUT if you go to some of the offices in person, they often try to direct you to a place or person for help/info.

Also: call Housing Notebook, WBAI, Monday 7-8:00pm, 99.5am, Scott Sommers, Met Council on Housing: maybe he knows a NYCHA-expert!

Follow Ups:

• Re: NYCHA and apt succession rights - help needed Mark Smith 6/21/99 (2)
  • Re: NYCHA - help needed: WBAI Anna 6/21/99 (1)
    • Re: NYCHA - help needed: Met Council Mark Smith 6/23/99 (0)

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: : Does the NYCHA have a hard and fast rule about succession rights for a family member (son) who was not on the family composition (lease)document for two years but was in effect living there taking care of terminally ill parents? Parents are dead and son wants to move back in apt.

: : JK

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: Like other city agencies, the NYCHA 'rules' are a secret... until you break them!

: If the housing project was/is partially funded by HUD, you might find 'rules' through their website (warning: you might have to read the actual laws/codes).  (the NYCHA website is on the Official NYC site, but not worth the trip)

: Have you searched Housing Court Decisions: try NYCHA, N.Y.C.H.A., Article 78, housing authority.  try the same on this board's search.

: Almost no one is actually elligible for Legal Aid, etc, since the budget cuts, BUT if you go to some of the offices in person, they often try to direct you to a place or person for help/info.   

: Also: call Housing Notebook, WBAI, Monday 7-8:00pm, 99.5am, Scott Sommers, Met Council on Housing: maybe he knows a NYCHA-expert!


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