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Posted by richard on October 26, 1999 at 16:18:37:

In Reply to: evictions posted by S. Scolnik on October 26, 1999 at 00:55:53:

YUP she blew it.....

What was she thinking TELLING the landlady she will get a new
roomate...huh?

You ask politely if she can stay and can i have a roomate......

I think you both are going to have ta move.............

: My roommate has been living in our 2 bedroom apartment for 5 years.
: The building is neither rent stabilized or rent controlled, It is a
: two family house with the landlady living downstairs. My roommate is a
: great tenant, pays her rent on time. I recently informed my roommate
: that I would be moving out. When she told our landlady that she would
: be getting a new roommate the landlady said thet she would not allow it,
: no roommates and told her that if she gets a new roommate she will ask her
: to leave. My roommate has been without a lease for the last 2 years. Does
: my roommate have any rights?

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: YUP she blew it.....

: What was she thinking TELLING the landlady she will get a new
: roomate...huh?

:  You ask politely  if she can stay and can i have a roomate......

:  I think you both are going to have ta move.............


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: : My roommate has been living in our 2 bedroom apartment for 5 years. 
: : The building is neither rent stabilized or rent controlled, It is a 
: : two family house with the landlady living downstairs. My roommate is a 
: : great tenant, pays her rent on time. I recently informed my roommate 
: : that I would be moving out. When she told our landlady that she would
: :  be getting a new roommate the landlady said thet she would not allow it, 
: : no roommates and told her that if she gets a new roommate she will ask her 
: : to leave. My roommate has been without a lease for the last 2 years. Does 
: : my roommate have any rights? 


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