Giving plaintiff's allegations every favorable intendment, his occupancy of the subject apartment was pursuant to a license that terminated along with his admittedly at-will employment as a porter in defendant's building. Accordingly, plaintiff's occupancy of the apartment could be terminated without a notice to quit (RPAPL 713 [11]), and indeed without any legal process whatsoever "so long as it [was] done without violence" (P & A Bros. v City of N. Y. Dept. of Parks...
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