A plaintiff condominium owner (landlord) and its plaintiff tenant (tenant) moved for a preliminary injunction enjoining a downstairs defendant neighbor (neighbor) from, inter alia, contacting the tenant or any occupant of the plaintiff’s apartment (18H), appearing at the front door of 18H, ringing the doorbell of 18H, placing material under the door of 18H, “shouting, screaming, yelling, or engaging in physical or verbal threats,” engaging in any “assault, abuse, harassment, or intimidation” of the tenant, going onto the 18th floor of the subject apartment building, interfering with the “comforts or conveniences” of the building or the tenant and “creating or permitting any disturbing noises or activities, including the creation of noxious odors” that interfere with the building or the tenant’s use and enjoyment of 18H.

The neighbor moved for an order enjoining the plaintiffs from “harassing, menacing, threatening, or stalking” the neighbor. The court granted the plaintiffs’ motion for injunctive relief and denied the neighbor’s motion.

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