May a tenant, who has failed to occupy an apartment as his primary residence, be permitted to "cure" his nonprimary residence status after the landlord has commenced a summary proceeding against him on the grounds that the tenant does not maintain the apartment as his primary residence?
Respondent Armando Drago entered into possession of the premises, apartment 6-D, at 203 East 72nd Street in Manhattan in 1974 pursuant to a written...
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