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Posted by Glen Rosenberg, Esq. on December 16, 1998 at 21:37:18:

In Reply to: Eviction posted by Elizabeth on December 15, 1998 at 10:06:12:

: I have lived for 10 years in a rent stabiled apartment in NYC. I would renew my lease every May with a small increase. Two years ago the landlord forgot to draw up a new lease before I left for my summer job, whe3n I returned in Sept , he kept putting it off, even this May before I left he increased the rent (at the usual rate) but didn't have a lease for me to sign.
: Now he is claiming that I am a monthly tenant and has given me a thirty day eviction notice. I have talked to him but he won't budge.
: What can I do?
As a rent stabilized tenant you have the concrete right to receive a new lease. He cannot convert you into a month to month tenant unless you refuse to renew your lease.

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: As a rent stabilized tenant you have the concrete right to receive a new lease.  He cannot convert you into a month to month tenant unless you refuse to renew your lease.  
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