New York A11492 amends the real property actions and proceedings law to provide criteria for determining whether an individual is a transient.
New York A11492 amends the real property actions and proceedings law by adding criteria for determining whether an individual is a transient occupant. Courts must consider factors such as whether the person maintains a primary residence elsewhere, has indicia of residence at another location, and the purpose of the hotel stay. This change aims to clarify the definition of a tenant and distinguish transient occupants from lawful occupants.
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