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In a recently filed lawsuit in state Supreme Court in Brooklyn, two building owners and three landlord groups have asked the court to declare many of the newly amended rent stabilization regulations and the actions of the state's Tenant Protection Unit "invalid and unenforceable." Gov. Cuomo established the unit in 2012 to investigate landlord fraud, and the legislature has twice declined to provide funding for it.
