The fact that plaintiff did not specifically seek, in her moving papers, damages relating to the repair of her refrigerator did not preclude the award of such damages because "[t]he presence of a general relief clause enables the court to grant relief that is not too dramatically unlike that which is actually sought, as long as the relief is supported by proof in the papers and the court is satisfied that no party is prejudiced" (Tirado v Miller,
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