Excerpt from Intermediate Report of the Joint Legislative Committee on Housing
The constitutionality of a number of these laws affecting the right to disposses tenants and giving the Special defense of nu reasonableness of the rent, were attacked and the cases were carried to the Court of Appeals of the State of New York and the Supreme Court of the United States, in a number of cases involving various phases of the laws. Decisions sustaining the constitutionality of the laws in every case were rendered.
At the regular session of the Legislature of 1921 some further amendments to the statutes heretofore referred to were adopted as follows.
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