Anyone out there willing to point me in the right direction?
I have read on the City Loft Board that there are at least 45 buildings in Brooklyn that have either qualified for the interim status or have qualified for a C of O under the Multi- Dweling Law provisions under the guidlines established in RPL Artile VII. My landlord is claiming that the Housing Court will only judge in favor of the Tenant if he can provide "precedents" in Brooklyn. He claims that whatever happens in that foreign principality commonly refered to as "Manhattan" does not "apply" to cases in "this country," Brooklyn.
Besides the specious nature of this argument in general, he also claims that the RPL and the MDL commonly refered to as "Loft Law" do not have significant relevance because we will not be able to prove that this building was occuppied during the early 80's. Does anyone know of cases in recent history which have resulted in a judgement which recognized a building under IMD in which the residential usage began after those years established under the RPL article VII?