Requin Brasserie, Isabella's restaurant in the Mosaic District, closed in April, as first reported by the Washingtonian; a month later, its landlord filed suit for rent, dating back almost to the day the place opened in December 2015, according to the Washington Business Journal.
One of the homes the theater rents, dating back to the late 1880s, was the first in town to get electricity.
Rents dated the removal of Gypsies from Laitse as fall 1942; Kurol is self-contradictory: once he argued that the Gypsies had been in Laitse for one and a half years, but then, however, he insisted they were sent away in spring 1944.
If you look at historical prices, the housing bubble started in 1997, when housing diverged from a historical range of average price of 12 to 14 times prevailing rents, dating back to 1953.
4. List the rent survey date (or range of dates).
The other option would be to have the renewal lease -- and any allowable increase -- commence on the first rent payment date occurring no less than 120 days after the date the owner offers the renewal lease to the tenant.
In the letter-writer's situation, Mr. Ween said, that would mean that the renewal lease would not take effect until Jan . 1because that is the first rent payment date after the 120-day period that started on Aug. 7, the date that the landlord originally offered the renewal lease to the letter-writer.
New York's rent laws date back to World War II, in one form or another, and the current system of rent stabilization evolved from a 1974 state law, known as the Emergency Tenant Protection Act.
The ruling did not specify a remedy; developers fear they could have to pay treble damages and rent rebates dating back as many as four years, or to the point at which an apartment was deregulated.
At the same time, Mr. Schmidt said he would ask the court to force the owners to repay rent overcharges dating back to 2003, four years before the suit was filed, the usual time limit in similar housing cases.
