A Bronx Housing Court judge brushed aside claims by the New York City Housing Authority that the mold at the center of a tenant's complaint was actually glue.
October 01, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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A Bronx Housing Court judge brushed aside claims by the New York City Housing Authority that the mold at the center of a tenant’s complaint was actually glue.
Judge Jose Rodriguez said that Carmen Velasquez could not be evicted for not paying rent for her Melrose Houses apartment and was due a 60 percent rent abatement for amounts she withheld to protest the mold condition.
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