New York Statutes
§ 5-905 — Certain provisions of leases to be inoperative unless express notice thereof is given to tenant
New York·Law GOB General Obligations·Title 9 Requirements of Notice For Effectiveness or Enforceability·Art. 5 Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations
§ 5-905. Certain provisions of leases to be inoperative unless express\nnotice thereof is given to tenant. No provision of a lease of any real\nproperty or premises which states that the term thereof shall be deemed\nrenewed for a specified additional period of time unless the tenant\ngives notice to the lessor of his intention to quit the premises at the\nexpiration of such term shall be operative unless the lessor, at least\nfifteen days and not more than thirty days previous to the time\nspecified for the furnishing of such notice to him, shall give to the\ntenant written notice, served personally or by registered or certified\nmail, calling the attention of the tenant to the existence of such\nprovision in the lease.\n
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