Notice
Typically, a landlord must follow strict procedures in order to remove a tenant from his/her premises. These procedures include serving the correct predicate notices in accordance with stringent service laws. However, there are instances where serving a Notice is not necessary. These situations usually arise if the tenant has used the rental property to engage in illegal or incurable activities. The following are Notices commonly encountered in holdover proceedings:
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James G. Dibbini & Associates, P.C. have over 20 years of experience representing landlords in complex holdover proceedings. We have efficiently and successfully handled thousands of cases, helping our clients recover millions of dollars in judgments.. Let us help you. Give us a call at (914) 965-1011 or email us at jdibbini@dibbinilaw.com. In the meantime, click HERE to get started today in resolving your holdover tenant matter.
