Sentence examples for dwelling law from inspiring English sources
The tenants argued that the additions violated the state's 1929 multiple dwelling law by flouting fire and elevator rules.
She noted, however, that effective May 1 of this year, the state's Multiple Dwelling Law banned rentals of less than 30 days.
In November 2008, the Board of Standards and Appeals ruled that the Buildings Department did not have the authority to authorize variances on the multiple dwelling law.
"By law, the occupants of the building get first dibs on parking spaces," he said, referring to a provision of the state's Multiple Dwelling Law.
Moreover, Mr. Kazlow said, the Multiple Dwelling Law takes precedence over any private agreement among owners -- even if the agreement is unanimous.
He says the Multiple Dwelling Law provides that a landlord may not seek to recover rent owed if he fails to properly register an apartment, and the prohibition continues "until he complies with such requirements".
The department enforces the city's housing maintenance code and New York State's multiple-dwelling law, so your problem has to be addressable under those regulations.
Mr. Gulielmetti said that in buildings with nine or more dwelling units, the law requires the owner to either provide a resident janitor, to perform the required janitorial services himself if the owner lives in the building or to hire a janitorial-services company on a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week basis.
In Icke's adaptation Johnny is a small-time farmer struggling to make ends meet – openly jealous of his successful, city-dwelling brother-in-law and deludedly in love with the brother-in-law's second wife.
New York City law requires every dwelling be equipped with a carbon monoxide detector that has the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Mark and complies with the requirements outlined in Standards UL-2034.
" Chellam has been a long time supporter of the Forest Rights Act, a 2006 law that gives forest dwelling communities the right to forest land, but is still to be properly implemented, and is often misused by forest officials.
