I am a rent-stabilized tenant. My landlord instituted a holdover proceeding on grounds of non-primary residence. Despite the jury waiver in my lease, there is case law that says I can demand and receive a jury trial. Should I do that, or take my chances with the judge? Thanks.
Is this a real non-primary case? Or just a disguised holdover? Did you get a proper Golub notice?
And if it's non-primary, no time like now to put your ducks in order (even if innocent) and it's recommended to speak and/or retain an experienced tenant lawyer (not someone who claims to do tenant law).
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