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Tenants guide to NYC housing court
Non-payment Cases
A nonpayment case is brought by a landlord to collect unpaid rent. A tenant may be evicted for non-payment of rent. Before you can be sued, the landlord or someone…
Notice of Eviction
Notice of Eviction Tenants guide to NYC housing court A “notice of eviction” is a written notice from a City Marshal that warns you that you and your family can…
Order to Show Cause
An “Order to Show Cause” is a court order telling a person to come to court and show why the orders requested by the other side should not be granted….
Settlements and Stipulations
You and your landlord may reach a settlement to your case in the Resolution Part, in mediation, or even in the Trial Part, with or without the assistance of the…
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York Housing Court Public Service Projects Committee and The Civil Court of the City of New York Fern A. Fisher…
Trials
When you enter the Trial Part courtroom, tell the court clerk or the court officer your name and the name of your case. If there is space in the courtroom,…
Addresses and Public Travel Directions
ADDRESSES AND PUBLIC TRANSIT TRAVEL DIRECTIONS TO NEW YORK CITY HOUSING COURTS Bronx County: 1118 Grand Concourse (at 166th Street) 4 Train to 167th Street; B or D train to…
Types of Cases (Lawsuits) brought in Housing Court
Cases Brought by Landlords: There are two types of cases your landlord can bring against you: 1. Nonpayment cases: The landlord claims you owe rent and is suing to collect…
Glossary of Legal Terms
Abatement A reduction (of rent). ———————————————————————————————————— Adjournment A temporary postponement of the case until a future date. ———————————————————————————————————— Affidavit An affirmed statement made in writing and signed; if sworn, it…