Establishes a process for a possessory judgment against the public administrator when a tenant dies and leaves an apartment unoccupied for more than.
This bill amends the real property actions and proceedings law to establish a process for when a tenant dies and leaves an apartment unoccupied, no representative or person has taken possession of the premises, no administrator or executor has been appointed, and more than sixty days have elapsed since the date of death. Under this process, a summary proceeding may be commenced against the public administrator seeking a possessory judgment. If a tenant or occupant appears in the proceeding, it will be dismissed.
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