A supported housing provider cannot refuse to accept rent for the 8-year-old grandson of one of its clients, a Bronx judge has ruled, finding that the rent stabilization law gives the grandson the right to live with his grandmother.
Judge Leslie Stroth (See Profile) ruled in PCMH 2950 Grand Concourse v. Jones, 62655/13, that the tenant, Natalie Jones, could have her family member live with her, regardless of the fact that the housing provider, PCMH 2950 Grand Concourse, did not explicitly approve it.
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