Property Management
In New York, the warranty of habitability for residential tenants is found in:
AReal Property Law section 235-b✓ Correct
BThe New York City Building Code
CRPAPL Article 7
DNew York General Obligations Law section 5-703
Explanation
New York Real Property Law section 235-b codifies the implied warranty of habitability for all residential rentals in New York. It requires landlords to maintain rental premises in a habitable condition and free from conditions that materially affect the health or safety of tenants.
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