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New protocols also include mandatory conferences to address, among other things, whether renters have protection under the Tenant Safe Harbor Act, the state's chief administrative judge said. But the Legal Aid Society has estimated that more than 200,000 New York City households are not covered by the law.
August 12, 2020 at 06:10 PM
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Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks on Wednesday updated the New York courts’ eviction protocol amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, allowing evictions commenced before March 17 to move ahead in certain cases.
Eviction proceedings filed on or after March 17 continue to be suspended, Marks wrote, and no outstanding or new residential warrants of eviction can be executed until at least Oct. 1.
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