Prohibits landlords from refusing to deal with people due to prior landlord-tenant proceedings.
New York Assembly Bill A01568 amends the executive law to prohibit landlords and real estate brokers from refusing to deal with individuals or groups solely because they were involved in past, ongoing, or current landlord-tenant actions or summary proceedings. This protection applies unless the tenants have not satisfied the court order. The bill aims to prevent discrimination based on past legal involvement in housing transactions.
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