Winter Evictions Moratorium Explained

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Long-term hotel guests in New York may be considered tenants, potentially qualifying for the Winter Evictions Moratorium. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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Its a law where you cannot be tho
Answer: If you're referring to the "Warranty of Habitability" law, it applies to all tenants, including those in hotels. It requires landlords to provide heat between October 1st and May 31st. Could you please confirm if this is the law you're referring to?
be evicted during the winter
In New York, the "Winter Evictions Moratorium" prevents evictions between December * and March *, but it doesn't apply to hotel guests. It's primarily for residential tenants. Are you a long-term guest or a short-term guest at the hotel?
Long term guests for years
In New York, long-term guests can sometimes be considered tenants based on the duration of their stay and their relationship with the hotel. If this is the case, the Winter Evictions Moratorium may apply to you. It’s best to consult a local attorney for tailored advice.
We have lived here for years it has been our place for living we get mail here and had a court proceeding on it so isnt that our residential living?
In New York, factors such as duration of stay, receiving mail, and court proceedings can help establish tenancy. However, your specific situation requires careful examination. I recommend seeking advice from a local attorney or tenant's rights organization for a clear understanding.
But the law would apply to us because we are tentants at the hotel
Based on the information you provided:
- Long-term hotel guests can sometimes be considered tenants in New York.
- The Winter Evictions Moratorium may apply to you.
- Given your situation, consult a local attorney or tenant's rights organization for specific advice.
But the hotel considers us tenants we have been here several years now *-7 years
Considering your long-term stay and the fact that the hotel recognizes you as tenants, it's likely that the Winter Evictions Moratorium could apply to you. However, legal interpretation can vary, so I strongly recommend consulting with a local attorney for precise guidance.
Yes they know we reside here and this has been my address for everything for years and thats why we went to court
Based on what you've mentioned, it appears you could be considered a tenant. The Winter Evictions Moratorium could apply to you. Consult a local attorney or tenants' rights organization for specific guidance.
Okay as long as we are tenants we are safe right? Thats why they went through court
Being considered a tenant can offer certain protections, such as the Winter Evictions Moratorium. However, each case is unique and outcomes can vary. Please consult with a local attorney or tenants' rights organization to fully understand your situation and rights.
If you reside somewhere and are a tenant the law applies to you correct?
Yes, in general, if you're recognized as a tenant, the laws related to tenancy apply to you. However, the interpretation of these laws can vary based on specific circumstances, so it's always best to consult with a local attorney for accurate advice.