Summary
In One-Two East 87th St. v Rees (35 Misc.2d 158) the same court would not permit a friend to move in even though no rent was paid by the new tenant.
Summary of this case from King v. MenachemOpinion
June 28, 1962
Appeal from the Municipal Court of the City of New York, Borough of Manhattan, HARRISON S. JACKSON, J.
Lawrence D. Unger and Sylvia Weber for appellant.
The proof clearly establishes a violation of the express terms of the lease, projected into the statutory tenancy. The mere fact that tenant's friend paid her no rent for the occupancy does not affect the fact that such use of the apartment, without landlord's consent, violates the lease ( Irweis Holding Corp. v. Glenn, 2 Misc.2d 804; 320 E. 57th St. Corp. v. Peckham, 63 N.Y.S.2d 357). The circumstances indicated that such use and occupancy was more than a mere visit or temporary expedient.
The final order should be reversed, with $30 costs and final order directed for landlord as prayed for in the petition, with costs.
Concur — HOFSTADTER, J.P., HECHT and TILZER, JJ.
Final order reversed, etc.