The motion court correctly held that the inclusion of the words "any dispute" in the "[i]ndisputably narrow" arbitration clause in the parties' lease encompasses all of the possible issues that arise concerning how respondent landlord determined the cost of maintaining the subject premises. However, just as it held in abeyance the issue of attorneys' fees and interest on any back rent due respondent pending the conclusion of the arbitration, it should also have held in abeyance...
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