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§  50-c.  Rights  of tenants to operate and maintain a lobby attendant  service. 1. Tenants of every class A multiple dwelling containing  eight  or  more  apartments  shall  be entitled to maintain and operate a lobby  attendant service for such multiple dwelling at any time or  times  when  an  attendant  hired  or  furnished by the owner thereof shall not be on  duty.  Such lobby attendants so maintained  by  such  tenants  shall  be  engaged solely for security purposes and shall perform no acts or duties  other  than  those  which  shall  be  directly related to the safety and  security of occupants and visitors to such building while in  and  about  the  public  portions  thereof  and  no owner shall unreasonably hinder,  interfere with, obstruct or prohibit the maintenance  and  operation  of  such  service,  provided that each attendant so engaged by tenants shall  at all times when on duty be stationed at and  remain  in  the  entrance  halls  or  public  lobbies of the building adjacent to the main entrance  thereto, and provided further that no owner of such building shall be in  any manner liable or responsible for any injury to any such attendant or  for any damage or injury arising out of or resulting  from  any  act  or  omission  of any such attendant or for the payment of any wages or other  compensation  to  such  attendants.  The  lobby  attendants   furnished,  operated  or  maintained by tenants pursuant to this section may consist  of or include tenants or other occupants of the  multiple  dwelling  and  may include either volunteer or paid personnel or a combination thereof.    2.  Any agent, owner or other person who shall unreasonably interfere,  hinder, obstruct or prohibit the installation, maintenance and operation  of any such lobby attendant or shall unreasonably  hinder  or  interfere  with  the  performance  of  the  duties  of such lobby attendant engaged  pursuant to this section, shall be guilty of a violation with a  maximum  fine not to exceed fifty dollars.

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§  50-c.  Rights  of tenants to operate and maintain a lobby attendant  service. 1. Tenants of every class A multiple dwelling containing  eight  or  more  apartments  shall  be entitled to maintain and operate a lobby  attendant service for such multiple dwelling at any time or  times  when  an  attendant  hired  or  furnished by the owner thereof shall not be on  duty.  Such lobby attendants so maintained  by  such  tenants  shall  be  engaged solely for security purposes and shall perform no acts or duties  other  than  those  which  shall  be  directly related to the safety and  security of occupants and visitors to such building while in  and  about  the  public  portions  thereof  and  no owner shall unreasonably hinder,  interfere with, obstruct or prohibit the maintenance  and  operation  of  such  service,  provided that each attendant so engaged by tenants shall  at all times when on duty be stationed at and  remain  in  the  entrance  halls  or  public  lobbies of the building adjacent to the main entrance  thereto, and provided further that no owner of such building shall be in  any manner liable or responsible for any injury to any such attendant or  for any damage or injury arising out of or resulting  from  any  act  or  omission  of any such attendant or for the payment of any wages or other  compensation  to  such  attendants.  The  lobby  attendants   furnished,  operated  or  maintained by tenants pursuant to this section may consist  of or include tenants or other occupants of the  multiple  dwelling  and  may include either volunteer or paid personnel or a combination thereof.    2.  Any agent, owner or other person who shall unreasonably interfere,  hinder, obstruct or prohibit the installation, maintenance and operation  of any such lobby attendant or shall unreasonably  hinder  or  interfere  with  the  performance  of  the  duties  of such lobby attendant engaged  pursuant to this section, shall be guilty of a violation with a  maximum  fine not to exceed fifty dollars.

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Statutes > New-york > Mdw > Article-3 > Title-2 > 50-c

§  50-c.  Rights  of tenants to operate and maintain a lobby attendant  service. 1. Tenants of every class A multiple dwelling containing  eight  or  more  apartments  shall  be entitled to maintain and operate a lobby  attendant service for such multiple dwelling at any time or  times  when  an  attendant  hired  or  furnished by the owner thereof shall not be on  duty.  Such lobby attendants so maintained  by  such  tenants  shall  be  engaged solely for security purposes and shall perform no acts or duties  other  than  those  which  shall  be  directly related to the safety and  security of occupants and visitors to such building while in  and  about  the  public  portions  thereof  and  no owner shall unreasonably hinder,  interfere with, obstruct or prohibit the maintenance  and  operation  of  such  service,  provided that each attendant so engaged by tenants shall  at all times when on duty be stationed at and  remain  in  the  entrance  halls  or  public  lobbies of the building adjacent to the main entrance  thereto, and provided further that no owner of such building shall be in  any manner liable or responsible for any injury to any such attendant or  for any damage or injury arising out of or resulting  from  any  act  or  omission  of any such attendant or for the payment of any wages or other  compensation  to  such  attendants.  The  lobby  attendants   furnished,  operated  or  maintained by tenants pursuant to this section may consist  of or include tenants or other occupants of the  multiple  dwelling  and  may include either volunteer or paid personnel or a combination thereof.    2.  Any agent, owner or other person who shall unreasonably interfere,  hinder, obstruct or prohibit the installation, maintenance and operation  of any such lobby attendant or shall unreasonably  hinder  or  interfere  with  the  performance  of  the  duties  of such lobby attendant engaged  pursuant to this section, shall be guilty of a violation with a  maximum  fine not to exceed fifty dollars.