Plaintiff terminated a real estate agreement, involving his purchase of a residential multiple dwelling, on the ground that building records indicated an open "rent impairing" violation dating back to 1990, namely, a defective fire escape. The agreement permitted the purchaser to terminate the contract for such a violation. Defendant seller, acknowledging that the records of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) showed an "open" rent-impairing "C" violation...
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