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New York City has filed an appeal against a ruling by a Staten Island judge that prevented notices from being sent to homeowners regarding the pied-à-terre tax. The appeal utilizes the 'auto stay' provision under New York law.
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New York City has filed an appeal against a ruling by a Staten Island judge that prevented notices from being sent to homeowners regarding the pied-à-terre tax. The appeal utilizes the 'auto stay' provision under New York law.
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NYC appeals Staten Island judge’s ruling against Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax
New York City files appeal against Staten Island judge's ruling on pied-à-terre tax