The artists received spacious, inexpensive studios with multicolored windows set in massive arched bays, high ceilings and panoramic views, and the landlord gained tenants for a building that had been vacant for about six years.
To prevent guests from gaining tenant's rights, the hotel evicts men who stay more than a few weeks.
They will gain as tenants leasing pubs lose volumes".
He said the West Side structure, large parts of which have been converted from industrial to office use, gained additional tenants after Sept. 11 from government agencies displaced from downtown.
Their mother, worried that Mr. Sexton had gained official tenant status, began eviction proceedings against him, the sisters said.
"What tenants gain by operating more efficiently in modern warehouses more than offsets the rent," Mr. Kelter said.
Conducting the seminar was Lauren Yarmuth of YRG Sustainable Consultants, one of a growing cadre of consultants who specialize in helping developers, architects and sometimes tenants gain an official stamp of approval from the United States Green Building Council through its LEED certification program — the undisputed calling card of environmental bragging rights.
In conjunction with that lawsuit, Davenport accused Shelly Sterling of posing as a government official to gain access to tenants' apartments.
"Sumner Davenport declares that when she worked for Sterling she often accompanied Rochelle Sterling on apartment inspections, that Rochelle Sterling would regularly pose as a government official in order to gain access to tenants' apartments," the order said.
In the 10th century too, more and more servile tenants gained their freedom, whether legally (by formal manumission) or illegally; a law of Otto III in the 990s that intended to restrict the rights of "slaves gasping for freedom" had little effect.
