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Posted by brenda on April 06, 2001 at 13:16:13:

In Reply to: Re: DHCR filings not sent to tenants posted by Chelsea on April 06, 2001 at 12:24:08:

: Luckily for me, DHCR never ruled on my case and I eventually withdrew it. You didn't say what kind of proceeding yours was, but it definitely seems grounds to object to the ruling.

Actually I have already objected to the ruling--something called a request to reconsider. The landlord made a filing and the DHCR ruled in his favor just about a month later--not even bothering to give me a chance to review the filing and object to it.
But requests to reconsider are rarely granted, so I'll probably have to file a PAR, and I will be prejudiced in my case if I don't have the landlord's filing.
The DHCR says I have to file an FOI request for a filing that I should have received in the first place! It is outrageous. I was wondering if there is any way of expediting this procedure.

Follow Ups:

• extracting info from DHCR Chelsea 04/06/01 (10)
  • Re: extracting info from DHCR Brenda 04/06/01 (9)
    • Re: extracting info from DHCR deb 04/06/01 (8)
      • Re: extracting info from DHCR deb 04/06/01 (7)
        • Re: extracting info from DHCR Brenda 04/06/01 (6)
          • Re: extracting info from DHCR Chelsea 04/06/01 (5)
            • Re: extracting info from DHCR deb 04/06/01 (4)
              • ask for DHCR's RN-7 form nyhawk 04/06/01 (3)
                • corrected version: Re: ask for DHCR's RN-7 form -- ignore other post please nyhawk 04/06/01 (2)
                  • Re: corrected version: Re: ask for DHCR's RN-7 form -- ignore other post please brenda 04/07/01 (1)
                    • the time to file a PAR has nothing to do with a Request for Reconsideration nyhawk 04/07/01 (0)

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: : Luckily for me, DHCR never ruled on my case and I eventually withdrew it.   You didn't say what kind of proceeding yours was, but it definitely seems grounds to object to the ruling.   

: Actually I have already objected to the ruling--something called a request to reconsider. The landlord made a filing and the DHCR ruled in his favor just about a month later--not even bothering to give me a chance to review the filing and object to it.
: But requests to reconsider are rarely granted, so I'll probably have to file a PAR, and I will be prejudiced in my case if I don't have the landlord's filing.
: The DHCR says I have to file an FOI request for a filing that I should have received in the first place! It is outrageous. I was wondering if there is any way of expediting this procedure. 


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