New York A01561 amends real property actions and proceedings law to clarify grounds for eviction where no landlord-tenant relationship exists.
New York A01561 amends the real property actions and proceedings law, specifically modifying subdivisions 7 and 10 of section 713. It clarifies that a person in possession of property can only be evicted if they are a licensee whose license has expired, been revoked, or if the licensor is no longer entitled to possession. It also specifies that a residential occupant who has been in actual possession for at least thirty days cannot be evicted except through a special proceeding. The changes take effect immediately.
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