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Posted by Beyond 60 days on March 08, 1999 at 09:46:27:

In Reply to: The time to file an Article 78 proceeeing is 60 days -- not 600 days! posted by Hawk on March 08, 1999 at 01:34:40:

Are you telling me there is no recourse now?
There is a clause in the PAR, [1]"If the owner has already complied with the Rent Administrator's order and [2]there are arrears due to the owner as a result of the instant determination . . ."
Q: How is LL required to prove that he has complied?
He tried to force agreement from tenant in a series of letters running off total overcharges as a rent credit with tenant disputing some counterclaims and amounts thereof/3-day notice to tenant threatening non-payment/eviction . . . tenant paid under protest.
Isn't LL required to have satisfied validity of his counterclaims to a court of competent jursdiction?
Q: After the PAR in October 1998, LL's attorney had sent a letter, again with a 3-day demand under threat of eviction for a rent figure that he calculated from DHCR's revoking rent overcharge that rolled back the rent to the amount consistent with the previous rent histories, their decision being based on the purported "amended registrations" for the previous two years TOTALLY IGNORING THAT FACT THAT THEY WERE NOT FAILUREs TO REGISTER, indeed, the rents were registered [not however the actual and excessive amounts I was paying], nor was I listed as the current tenant as required - isn't this clearly FRAUD AND EVASION OF THE LAW? - reasons to challenge a PAR that are not limited by that 60-day limitation for appeal?
Q: How is the LL required to prove he is entitled to collect the higher rent figure he calculated? And to justify that he is entitled to collect the arrears as a result of the instant determination in the PAR?

Follow Ups:

• Re: Definitely not "failure to register"/ more like fraud satori 3/08/99 (2)
  • Re: Thanks for being so "theoretical", but . . . Don't Get Mad, Get Even! 3/10/99 (0)
  • Re: the actual recent $100.000 overchargeRe: Definitely not "failure to register"/ more like fraud satori 3/08/99 (0)

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Comments:
: Are you telling me there is no recourse now? 
: There is a clause in the PAR, [1]"If the owner has already complied with the Rent Administrator's order and [2]there are arrears due to the owner as a result of the instant determination . . ."
: Q: How is LL required to prove that he has complied?
:    He tried to force agreement from tenant in a series of letters running    off total overcharges as a rent credit with tenant disputing some    counterclaims and amounts thereof/3-day notice to tenant threatening    non-payment/eviction . . . tenant paid under protest.
:    Isn't LL required  to have satisfied validity of his counterclaims to a    court of competent jursdiction?
: Q: After the PAR in October 1998, LL's attorney had sent a letter, again with a 3-day demand under threat of eviction for a rent figure that he calculated from DHCR's revoking rent overcharge that rolled back the rent to the amount consistent with the previous rent histories, their decision being based on the purported "amended registrations" for the previous two  years TOTALLY IGNORING THAT FACT THAT THEY WERE NOT FAILUREs TO REGISTER,  indeed, the rents were registered [not however the actual and excessive    amounts I was paying], nor was I listed as the current tenant as    required  - isn't this clearly FRAUD AND EVASION OF THE LAW? - reasons to challenge a PAR that are not limited by that 60-day limitation for appeal?
: Q: How is the LL required to prove he is entitled to collect the higher rent figure he calculated? And to justify that he is entitled to collect the arrears as a result of the instant determination in the PAR?


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