In A.B. Ilibassi Co. v. B.Way Cafe & Sports Lounge, Inc. , a landlord filed a "nuisance" holdover proceeding against its commercial tenant.
When the New York City Civil Court granted relief in the landlord's favor, the tenant appealed to the Appellate Term, First Department, which affirmed the outcome.
For several months, and on a number of different occasions until the early morning hours, the tenant permitted "loud music and vibrations" to emanate from its street-level premises. (Interestingly, that excessive noise was found to disrupt "the quiet enjoyment of building residents.")
Will the AD1 pull the plug on that?
To download a copy of the Appellate Term's decision, please use this link: A.B. Ilibassi Co. v. B.Way Cafe & Sports Lounge, Inc.