A tenant who claims a medical condition temporarily kept him from living full-time in his rent-stabilized Fifth Avenue apartment must undergo a medical examination as part of a non-primary residence eviction proceeding brought by his landlord, a judge has ruled.

Manhattan Housing Court Judge Cheryl Gonzales’s May 29 ruling in Windsor Plaza v. De Pinies, 84063/13, also denied the tenant’s request to inspect the building’s surveillance cameras.