NYC Administrative Code

§ 28-205.1.1.1 — Naming the building as a defendant.

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This section mandates that the corporation counsel name the building, structure, or premises as a defendant in legal actions concerning violations. The description must include block, lot number, and street address, along with at least one owner of the property. Applies to property owners involved in legal proceedings regarding violations.

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§ 28-205.1.1.1 Naming the building as a defendant.

AC § 28-205.1.1.1

The corporation counsel shall name as defendants the building, structure, or premises where the violation shall exist by describing it by block, lot number, and street address and at least one of the owners of some part of or interest in the building, structure, or premises.

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