We find that, as noted in Justice McCooe's dissent at the Appellate Term, since the lease between the parties specifically authorizes the landlord to enter the premises to make repairs and specifically precludes a rent abatement based upon such entry, and since there was no showing that the entry in this case was for reasons other than to make repairs, Civil Court's finding that the entry did not constitute a partial eviction should have been sustained (Barash v Pennsylvania...
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