Right to cure non-payment
YesTenants may pay all back rent and accrued interest at any time before warrant of eviction is executed and avoid removal under NY RPL § 753.
New York's 2019 Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act extended notice periods substantially: 14 days for non-payment, 30-90 days for no-cause depending on tenancy length. Tenants retain a statutory right to cure non-payment until the warrant of eviction is executed.
Tenants may pay all back rent and accrued interest at any time before warrant of eviction is executed and avoid removal under NY RPL § 753.
Illegal under NY RPAPL § 853. Lockouts can subject the landlord to treble damages plus attorney's fees.
New York does not have a statewide just-cause statute, but New York City's rent-stabilization regime imposes good-cause requirements on most apartments built before 1974. The 2024 Good Cause Eviction Law extends similar protections to many other NYC tenants.