Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Edmead. Photo Credit: David Handschuh
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Edmead said Tuesday she will grant a preliminary injunction ordering the agency to conduct inspections in thousands of its units.
April 17, 2018 at 05:46 PM
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Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Edmead said Tuesday she will grant a preliminary injunction ordering the agency to conduct inspections in thousands of its units.
Edmead’s statement followed a hearing on Tuesday in which she lobbed tough questions at lawyers for the embattled New York City Housing Authority on inspecting its units for lead.
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