Per Curiam.
The mere absence of a registration statement is not a bar to plaintiff's right to maintain an action for overcharges in rent. Irrespective of whether such a statement is filed, the maximum rent for housing accommodations, based upon the rent charged therefor on the "freeze" date, March 1, 1943, is to be determined as a question of fact (Burton v. Muolo, N. Y. L. J., Jan. 18, 1952, p. 247, col. 5, and cases there cited).
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