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New York’s Clock Master to City Hall: Time’s Up!
Eighty-five-year-old Marvin Schneider and his seventy-four-year-old apprentice have staged a five-year-long protest against ...
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Squatter who nearly owned NYC hotel, declared mentally incompetent in fraud case
Mickey Barreto, an alleged squatter was accused of fraudulently claiming ownership of the New Yorker Hotel, is found unfit to ...
Man Who Lived Rent-Free in Hotel for Years Is Found Unfit to Stand Trial
A hearing has been scheduled for next week for a judge to decide whether Mickey Barreto, who stayed at the New Yorker Hotel ...
A man who paid $200.57 for a night at a famous NYC hotel and then lived there rent-free for years is unfit to stand trial, court says
Mickey Barreto lived rent-free in the iconic New Yorker hotel for years before his arrest. Doctors now say he is unfit to ...
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Man who used legal loophole to live rent-free for years in New Yorker Hotel found unfit to stand trial
Barreto had been receiving outpatient treatment for substance abuse and mental health issues, but doctors concluded after a ...
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Man who used legal loophole to live rent-free for years in NYC hotel found unfit to stand trial
A man charged with fraud for claiming to own a storied Manhattan hotel where he had been living rent-free for years has been ...
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Squatter who nearly owned NYC hotel, declared mentally incompetent in fraud case
NEW YORK - A man charged with fraud for claiming ownership of a New York City hotel has been found ... a deed to take ownership of the New Yorker Hotel, had allegedly lived rent-free for five ...
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A man who paid $200.57 for a night at a famous NYC hotel and then lived there rent-free for years is unfit to stand trial, court says
stayed in room 2565 at the New Yorker Hotel for one night and paid $200.57. Armed with knowledge of New York City's Rent Stabilization Code, which grants tenants the right to request a six-month ...
New York Post7d
Man who used legal loophole to live rent-free for years in New Yorker Hotel found unfit to stand trial
The New Yorker ... at the hotel in 2018 after arguing in court that he had paid about $200 for a one-night stay and therefore had tenant’s rights, based on a quirk of the city’s housing ...