R ____. Relief from judgment or order
(a) On Motion. Relief from an order upon _______, on motion of any interested person with such notice as the court may direct, upon the ground of:
(b) On Stipulation.
(c) On Application of an Administrative Judge.
(d) Restitution.
5015
such terms as may be just
excusable default
within one year
newly-discovered evidence
A Court’s decision to sign the Order to Show Cause and issue a stay of execution of the judgment and warrant is governed by, inter alia, CPLR Section 2201, which generally authorizes a stay upon “______.”
such terms as may be just
CPLR § 2201. Stay. Except where otherwise prescribed by law, the court in which an action is pending may grant a stay of proceedings in a ____, upon _____.
proper case
such terms as may be just
§ 749. Warrant.
stay of re-letting
renovation
reasonable period time
§ 749. Warrant.
In a judgment for non-payment of rent, the court shall vacate a warrant upon tender or deposit with the court of the ____ at any time prior to its execution, unless the petitioner establishes that the tenant _____. Petitioner may recover by action any sum of money which was payable at the time when the special proceeding was commenced and the reasonable value of the use and occupation to the time when the warrant was issued, for any period of time with respect to which the agreement does not make any provision for payment of rent.
stay
vacate
warrant
good cause shown
full rent due
withheld the rent due in bad faith
A consent decree is no more than a ____ that contains an _____. Laycock, Consent Decrees Without [**12] Consent: The Rights of Nonconsenting Third Parties, 1987 U. Chi. Legal F. 103, 103 (Laycock); Mengler at 292.
settlement
injunction
Laches’ Elements
(1) “petitioner must have ___;
(2) “petitioner must have delayed ___;
(3) “there must be ___ to [the tenant] that petitioner would ___; and (4) “[tenant] must be ___”
Courts have the discretion to consider the equities to ascertain “when a claim [for rent] is __.”
a valid claim
in asserting claim without good cause
lack of notice
pursue the claim
prejudiced
stale
When a tenant establishes the elements of laches, the landlord must establish a ___or be barred from recovering a ___ for arrears found to be stale.
reasonable excuse from the delay
possessory judgment
Second prong of laches:
petitioner must have delayed in asserting claim without good cause.
The second prong—protracted delay—has also been satisfied by landlord’s delay of more than two years in commencing this proceeding and the absence of any ___to bringing an ___(see Marriott v Shaw, 151 Misc 2d at 940; Rodríguez v Torres, 2003 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 2078, NYLJ, Jan. 22, 2003 at 22, col 1 [Civ Ct, Kings County]). [*801].
Even crediting landlord’s claim that it discovered its accounting “error” in December 2013, no affidavit and/or document provides a reasonable excuse for the six-month delay in landlord’s asserting its rent claims after discovery.
impediment
earlier lawsuit