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Posted by Al on September 04, 2001 at 22:57:45:

In Reply to: Where is Chelsea when we need her? posted by TenantNet on September 02, 2001 at 17:28:18:

Thank you for the information. So, as per your example, if the rent was, let's say $400 in 1987, BEFORE the DHCR reduction, and then AFTER the DHCR reduction it was $356, that was the correct amount to have been paid up until the order was restored. Unreal.

The rent in my father's rent-controlled apartment was paid at the prevailing rate every year with the MCR Fuel Increase. This means that in addition to the $44 a month rent reduction, my father should have never paid the yearly increases!

If I have mis-understood your explanation, please clarify in layman's terms.

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: Thank you for the information. So, as per your example, if the rent was, let's say $400 in 1987, BEFORE the DHCR reduction, and then AFTER the DHCR reduction it was $356, that was the correct amount to have been paid up until the order was restored. Unreal.

: The rent in my father's rent-controlled apartment was paid at the prevailing rate every year with the MCR Fuel Increase. This means that in addition to the $44 a month rent reduction, my father should have never paid the yearly increases!

: If I have mis-understood your explanation, please clarify in layman's terms. 


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