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Posted by Dawn on January 19, 2001 at 17:50:35:

In Reply to: Re: landlord doesn't want to refund deposit ...(more..) posted by Jim on January 17, 2001 at 23:10:54:

This person is bound by whatever rules and regulations the board committee of the co-op has. There is a website that could help:

http://www.cnyc.com/

Use their search engine and type in a keyword (I believe I used sublease deposit) it'll come up with several things that have these keywords appear. One section, the 1995 significant law changes, was the one where I found a little section on subleasing and fees but it was under a family relatives taking over a co-op apartment.

There were more recent ones for 1997. I didn't check beyond that. You may want to check it out.

I believe there are some more sites -- I found this one in particular by using the yahoo! engine and typing in "New York Cooperative" as the key word phase.

: I have a copy of the check he cashed which has a note that the check is for deposit for the apartment located at such and such address. This is not a sublet. This person simply owns an apartment in the coop buiding and subleases it. Thanks.

: : Do you have anything in writing? Any papertrail of some sort? I'm wondering if this is legal...for the owner of an apartment to take money from a sublet...or am i wrong, this was not a sublet and you were taking over ownership of the co-op?
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: This person is bound by whatever rules and regulations the board committee of the co-op has.  There is a website that could help:

: http://www.cnyc.com/

: Use their search engine and type in a keyword (I believe I used sublease deposit) it'll come up with several things that have these keywords appear.  One section, the 1995 significant law changes, was the one where I found a little section on subleasing and fees but it was under a family relatives taking over a co-op apartment.

: There were more recent ones for 1997.  I didn't check beyond that.  You may want to check it out.

: I believe there are some more sites -- I found this one in particular by using the yahoo! engine and typing in "New York Cooperative" as the key word phase.  

: : I have a copy of the check he cashed which has a note that the check is for deposit for the apartment located at such and such address. This is not a sublet. This person simply owns an apartment in the coop buiding and subleases it. Thanks.

: : : Do you have anything in writing?  Any papertrail of some sort?  I'm wondering if this is legal...for the owner of an apartment to take money from a sublet...or am i wrong, this was not a sublet and you were taking over ownership of the co-op?  
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