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Page 1 Table of Cases (References Are to Pages.) III Lounge, Inc. V Table of Cases (References are to pages.) III Lounge, Inc. v. Gaines ................................... 15-13, 15-33, 15-42 2 Tudor City Place Assocs. v. 2 Tudor City Tenants Corp. ................................................. 1-14 3M Distrib. Corp. v. Rugby Corp. ............................ 2-3, 21-8, 30-15 4 Third Avenue Leasehold, LLC v. Permanent Mission of U.A.E. to United Nations .............. 18-33 7-Eleven, Inc. v. Stin, LLC ....................................................... 15-100 10 Suf Realty, Inc. v. Fins ............................................................ 11-8 10th & 5th, Inc. v. Arrowsmith ................................................ 16-99 11 W. 42nd St., Inc. v. Yardstick, Inc. ....................................... 33-13 12 Broadway Realty, LLC v. Lakhani Enters. USA, Corp. ....................................27-10, 27-11 12 Broadway Realty, LLC v. Levites ......................................... 10-114 12 Havemeyer Place Co. v. Allan S. Gordon ..................27-20, 27-21 12-14 E. 46th St. Corp. v. Kohnstamm-Wolfe, Inc. ................... 33-11 16 Cobalt LLC v. Harrison Career Inst. .................................... 16-42 18th Ave. Pharmacy, Inc. v. Wilmant Realty Corp. ..................... 3-24 20 W. 76th St., LLC v. Div. of Hous. & Cmty. Renewal, In the Matter of .................................................................... 7-18 20/20 Vision Ctr., Inc. v. Hudgens .................................34-35, 34-36 20th Century Lites, Inc. v. Goodman ........................................ 27-36 21 Merchs. Row Corp. v. Merchs. Row, Inc. ............ 7-38, 7-40, 7-61 23 Tracts of Land v. United States ............................................ 13-20 25th Realty Assocs. v. Griggs .................................................... 16-18 26-44 Lincoln Ave., LLC v. Iranian Jewish Ctr. of Roslyn, Inc. ....................................... 35-7 27th St. Assocs. v. Lehrer .......................................................... 35-17 28 Mott St. Co. v. Summit Imp. Corp. ..................................... 30-18 29 W. 25th St. Parking Corp. v. Penn Post Parking, Inc. ........................................ 4-8, 7-25, 7-60 30 E. Main St. Serv. Station, Inc. v. H&D All Type Auto Repair, Inc. ......................................... 14-63 30-88 Steinway St., Inc. v. H.C. Bohack Co. .............................. 6-79 31 W. 21st St. Assocs. v. Evening of the Unusual ..................... 27-21 (Friedman on Leases, Rel. #4, 7/18) T–1 FRIEDMAN ON LEASES 31-32 Gourmet Shop v. Cable Bldg. Assocs. ............................. 28-41 34 Partners, LLC v. Danabe Corp. ............................................... 28-8 34-35th Corp. v. 1-10 Indus. Assocs., LLC ................................. 10-8 37-01 31st Ave. Realty Corp. v. SAFED .................................... 27-24 40 Assocs., Inc. v. Katz .....................................................5-14, 10-86 41 State Office Inv’rs v. Capoccia ..............................5-51, App. 5A-7 41st RKC Tribune Assocs. v. Small Comput. Co. ..................... 29-28 45-02 Food Corp. v. 45-02 43rd Realty LLC ............................... 6-26 47 E. 74th St. v. Simon ............................................................. 27-21 48th St. Steakhouse, Inc., In re .......................... 20-14, 20-19, 34-19 51 Remsen St. Corp. v. Pisces Times Two Rest., Inc. ................. 9-46 56 Assocs. v. Frieband ......................................... 9-92, 9-103, 9-104, ...................................................................... 9-105, 9-106, 9-107 56-70 58th St. Holding Corp. v. Fedders-Quigan Corp. ..............................................27-28, 27-32 57 E. 54 Realty Corp. v. Gay Nineties Realty Corp. .................... 1-18 57th St. Luce Corp. v. Gen. Motors Corp. ........... 14-37, 27-6, 27-11 61 Assocs. v. 425 Fifth Ave. Assocs. .......................................... 7-162 61-69 Pierrepont St., Inc. v. Feist .............................................. 27-35 64 E. Walton, Inc. v. Chi. Title & Tr. Co. ........................29-2, 29-48 64 Park Ave. Corp. v. Blum ....................................................... 27-23 66 Terminal, Inc. v. Roberts ........................................................ 7-90 67 Corp. v. Elias ........................................................................ 14-86 67 Wall St. Co. v. Franklin Nat’l Bank .................4-20, 22-25, 26-21, 26-26, 26-35 72nd & Broadway Gourmet Rest., Inc. v. Stahl ........................ 27-17 75 Henry St. Garage v. Whitman Owner Corp. .......................... 5-62 88th St. Realty, L.P. v. Maher .................................................... 18-31 92 Liberty St. Corp. v. Dooney .................................................... 3-39 100 Ctr. Dev. Co. v. Hacienda Mexican Rest., Inc. .......................... 3-26, 3-29, 26-16 100 W. 72nd St. Assocs. v. Murphy ....................................4-7, 16-31 103 Park Ave. Co. v. Exch. Buffet Corp. .................................... 13-15 111 E. 88th Partners v. Sirnon ................................................ 10-114 112 E. 36th St. Holding Corp. v. Daffos ................................... 22-17 120 Bay St. Realty Corp. v. City of New York ........................... 14-51 124-26 Mott Corp. v. Chung Ngan Lum ................................ 10-114 125 Hempstead Tpk. Corp. v. Tracco Hempstead, Inc. .............. 3-38 127 Korea House, Inc. v. House of Korea, Inc. .......................... 7-138 131 Seventh Ave. S. LLC v. Young ............................................ 35-17 136 E. 36th St. Corp. v. Stockbridge ........................................... 4-12 140 Broadway Co. v. Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & Wood ...................... 14-41 140 W. 34th St. Corp. v. Davis .....................................10-153, 27-36 142 E. 79th St. Corp. v. Locke .................................................... 3-19 T–2 Table of Cases 150/160 Assocs. v. Mojo-Stummer Architects, Inc. .......16-76, 34-32 151 W. Assocs. v. Printsiples Fabric Corp. ................................. 16-25 154 Nassau St. Realty Co. v. Pinkerton’s Nat’l Detective Agency, Inc. ............................ 7-143 154 Sunrise Props., Inc. v. Long’s Preferred Prods., Inc. ........... 18-32 165 Broadway Bldg., Inc. v. City Investing Co. ..............21-41, 36-12 165 Broadway Realty Corp. v. Weber & Heilbroner, Inc. ........... 28-30 166 Mamaroneck Ave. Corp. v. 151 E. Post Rd. ............................................ 14-25, 14-39, 14-41 169 E. 69th St. Corp. v. Leland ................................................... 3-31 170 E. 77th LLC v. Berenson .................................................... 16-88 176 E. 123rd St. Corp. v. Flores .................................10-134, 10-138 176 W. 87th St. Corp. v. Fleischman ......................................... 30-13 177 E. 90th St. Co. v. Niemela ................................................. 22-13 181 E. 73rd St. Co. v. 181 E. 73rd Tenants Corp. ...................... 3-46 184 W. 10th St. Corp. v. Marvits .............................................. 16-88 185 Lexington Holding Corp. v. Holman .................................. 14-36 185 Madison Assocs. v. Ryan .........................................7-101, 7-118 190 Elm St. Realty, LLC v. Beaudoin .................. 14-46, 14-76, 14-85 201-203 Lexington Ave. Corp. v. 205/215 Lexington Ltd. P’ship ........................................... 14-38 202 Marketplace v. Evans Prods. Co. .............................16-20, 16-56 208-234 Falls St., Inc. v. N.Y. Cent. R.R. ...........................5-22, 5-48 218 W. 14th St. Corp. v. La Bilbaina Rest. .................................. 11-3 219 Broadway Corp. v. Alexander’s, Inc. ................................. 30-6, 30-11, 30-12, 30-13 220 W. 42 Assocs. v. Ronbet Newmark Co. ............... 8-2, 8-7, 29-22 223 W. Corp. v. B&D Leistner Props. .......................................... 5-59 225 E. 36th St. Garage v. 261 E. 36th Owners Corp. ............... 16-24 225 E. 64th St. v. Prystowsky .................................................... 29-30 243 S. Harrison St. Corp. v. Ogust ................................14-48, 14-49 247 E. 32nd LLC v. Gaparich .................................................... 34-21 250 L.L.C. v. Photopoint Corp. ................................................... 21-4 265 Tremont St., Inc. v. Hamilburg ......................... 33-1, 33-7, 33-9 275 Washington St. Corp. v. Hudson River Int’l, LLC ................... 16-30, 16-64, App. 16A-12 277 Park Ave. Corp. v. N.Y. Cent. R.R. ....................................... 6-25 300 State, LLC v. Hanafin ........................................................... 5-12 305 Broadway Co. v. Stanpud Operating Corp. ......................... 7-145 308 E. 79 St. Corp. v. Favorite .................................................... 9-31 327 Bourbon St., Inc. v. Pepe, Inc. .....................................5-41, 5-45 339-41 Mkt. St. Corp. v. Darling Stores Corp. ......................... 25-36 349 W. Ont. Bldg. Corp. v. Palmer Truck Leasing Co. ................ 5-23 366-68 Geary St. v. Superior Court ........................................... 20-15 371 E. 137 St. Corp. v. Winstead ................................................ 5-43 (Friedman on Leases, Rel. #4, 7/18) T–3 FRIEDMAN ON LEASES 390 W. End Assocs. v. Baron ....................................................... 7-18 397 W. 12th St. Corp. v. 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