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Posted by New York Tenant on March 09, 2001 at 08:55:25:

In Reply to: Re: Actually, I'm looking at it from the other side... posted by Ace on March 08, 2001 at 17:56:06:

A landlord has the right to reasonably refuse an assignment or a subletting, but doesn't have the right to refuse a roommate, as long as the tenant complies with the roommate law (i.e., one tenant has the right to a roommate; two or more co-tenants can replace departing co-tenants with roommates on a on-for-one basis).

Ace incorrectly wrote:
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: The Landlord does have a right to approve the roommate.

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• Re: Landlord Has a right if Occupancy # is the issue Ace 03/09/01 (1)
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