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In Matter of United Security Corp. v. McGoldrick (281 App. Div. 859) the court modified the conditions of the installation of automatic elevators because "this more substantially equals the service rendered before the conversion and it had landlord's contemporary acquiescence as a condition of conversion."
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March 3, 1953.
Present — Dore, J.P., Cohn, Breitel and Bergan, JJ.
Order unanimously modified by reinstating the conditions stated in the order of the Administrator of September 25, 1951, which confirmed a determination of the local administrator allowing elevator conversion on condition that twenty-four-hour lobby attendant service be maintained by the landlord at the Riverside Drive entrance to the building, and sixteen-hour service at the 115th Street entrance and, as so modified, affirmed, with $20 costs and disbursements to the appellant. We are of opinion this more substantially equals the service rendered before the conversion and it had landlord's contemporary acquiescence as a condition of conversion. Settle order on notice.