On appeal, the landlord argues that the motion court held that Administrative Code of City of New York § 19-124 (a) (1) and (g) render a building owner automatically liable whenever a canopy is erected on its premises without a permit, but that the cited Administrative Code provision is inapplicable, and that in no event can it be held liable for any defect in the awning unless the awning constituted a significant structural defect, citing Stark v Port Auth. ...
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