Landlord sues Dunaway over Manhattan apartment

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NEW YORK -- A New York City landlord is suing Faye Dunaway, claiming the actress' rent-stabilized apartment is not her primary residence.

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NEW YORK — A New York City landlord is suing Faye Dunaway, claiming the actress’ rent-stabilized apartment is not her primary residence.

The suit also names the actress’s son, Liam Dunaway O’Neill, as a subtenant of the Manhattan apartment.

The New York Times says the housing court suit was filed Tuesday.

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The suit says the Bonnie & Clyde actress owns a house in West Hollywood, California, and has her voter and car registrations there.

Rent stabilization rules require tenants to use those apartments as a primary residence, not a second home.

The suit says she pays $1,048 for the one-bedroom walk-up. The Times says similar apartments in that neighbourhood rent for about twice that.

The 70-year-old actress and her son didn’t return calls seeking comment, and the landlord’s lawyer declined to comment.

— The Associated Press

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