Initially, we reject defendants' argument that the complaint fails to state a cause of action for rent overcharge claims under the Rent Stabilization Law on behalf of the named plaintiffs and that therefore none of the named plaintiffs could be "typical" representatives of the putative class asserting rent overcharge claims (see CPLR 901[a][3]).
In light of the Court of Appeals' decision in Maddicks v Big City Props., LLC (34 N.Y.3d 116 [2019]), we find...
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