New York A08245 amends real property law to provide legal remedies for potential tenants injured by landlords refusing to rent based on past or.
New York A08245 amends the real property law by adding a new provision allowing potential tenants to sue for damages and injunctive relief if they are refused rental due to past or pending landlord-tenant actions. Injured tenants can seek temporary and permanent injunctive relief, damages, and legal costs, including attorney's fees. Actions can be brought within two years of discovering the violation and against the landlord, their agents, or authorized leasers.
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