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Postcard Notification Summary Proceeding - Non-payment - New York City (English / Chinese Simplified)
Postcard Notification Summary Proceeding - Non-payment is a legal document that was released by the New York City Housing Court - a government authority operating within New York City.
FAQ
Q: What is a Postcard Notification Summary Proceeding?
A: A Postcard Notification Summary Proceeding is a legal process used in New York City to address non-payment of rent.
Q: What happens in a Postcard Notification Summary Proceeding?
A: In a Postcard Notification Summary Proceeding, the landlord sends a postcard to the tenant notifying them of the non-payment and stating that legal action will be taken if the rent is not paid.
Q: What should the tenant do if they receive a Postcard Notification?
A: If a tenant receives a Postcard Notification, they should pay the rent as soon as possible to avoid legal action.
Q: What are the consequences of non-payment?
A: If the rent is not paid, the landlord can file a lawsuit against the tenant and seek eviction.
Q: Is there an option to dispute the non-payment?
A: Yes, the tenant has the right to appear in court and present evidence to contest the non-payment.
Q: Can the tenant be evicted without a court order?
A: No, the tenant cannot be evicted without a court order. The landlord must go through the legal process.
Q: What languages is the Postcard Notification available in?
A: The Postcard Notification is available in both English and Chinese (simplified).
Form Details:
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