Re: ot Printer found with time set for Atlantic Ocaan

In comp.periphs.printers, on Mon, 3 Jan 2022 07:29:13 -0500, Paul
<[email protected]> wrote:

>On 1/3/2022 6:52 AM, micky wrote:
>
>> If your property is put in storage, try to move it into your new home as
>> soon as you can. After thirty days it can be difficult to recover
>> property which has been placed in storage."

BTW, this is just the first webpage I found that talked about eviction
in NY. Maybe some don't express things so vaguely. 

>The materials I've seen outside apartments, it is not
>clear what the conditions of removal were. Maybe the

They definitely do what you said in some/many?/most? places after normal
evictions. NY is very pro-tenant, comparitively. 

>tenant just left, did not renew lease, and left "garbage"
>in the unit, which was subsequently left on the street.
>
>Some places, you never see this happen. Other places,
>it's happened multiple times.
>
>And the material can sit outside for longer than a month.
>I saw one Lazy Boy that was sitting out with snow on it,
>all winter. Classic Canadian goodness, a Lazy Boy covered

You're in Canada?  No wonder I can't always understand your posts. 

>in snow. Why couldn't they have left a TV set, with
>Monday Night football playing on it continuously.

Good question. 

>So it would all look authentic.
>
>    Paul

Once in Brooklyn NY someone tried to evict me.  He seemed to not notice
my most recent rent payment, maybe 40 days earlier, and he skipped the
30 day notice and went  straight to the 72 hour notice, which I saw when
I was leaving for work Friday morning.  In my fairly typical
irresponsible manner, I drove to work, parked at the Fulton Fish market
and went away from the weekend after work.  When I got home monday
evening, I coudlnt' get into my apt.  The sheriff had been there and
he'd changed the locks. 

I was scared but not as much as I should have been. I went straight
upstairs and asked the girls there if I coudl go out their window, went
down one flight on the fire escape, broke a window and went into my
apartment.  Changed the lock to a spare I kept.  I learned later that
day that they hadn't taken anything becuase I had more stuff than would
fit in their truck!!  Thank goodness for that.  And who would have thunk
it?  Next day I stayed home until they came again, and they came around
10, woudln't let them in, negotiated with the landlord on the phone, I
don't remember this but I must have pointed out that his eviction was
illegal, and he agreed that I coudl go with his general factotum to the
bank and pay the current rent for which I was 10 days late in cash, and
pay for the sheriff, about 400 dollars.  Of course I shouldn't have paid
the 400 but I got it back years later by offering to move if he gave me
1000 dollars. (I had already bought a house in Baltimore!  He jumped at
my offer. I was almost sorry I hadn't said 2000, but I really just
wanted the money he owed me.) He also owed me interest on my security
deposit, 300 dollars, for 11 years.  He must have had no intention to
pay that, because he never mentioned it, before or after.    I rented
from an honest, but racist, woman, but she moved to florida and sold to
him.