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New York

The window comes from your lease, not from statute. These guides explain what leases in each state typically say, what the courts have held, and what applies when the lease is silent. Counsel-reviewed drafts; not legal advice.

Limitation, written contract

6 · N.Y. C.P.L.R. section 213

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New York enforces objection windows as written, including short ones, and a payment made without protest can be argued as acceptance. Pay under protest in writing where the clause requires payment first.

Typical values are medians of lease clauses processed by Lease Detect (minimum group size five, confidentiality clauses honoured). Case references are verified before publication; practitioner-reported cases are flagged for confirmation before reliance. Limitation periods are statutory and change; verify with counsel.