Kalwar v. McKinnon’s Empirical Analysis

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9 federal appellate · 3 district · 4 state decisions

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1. ““It is clear, we think that the figure put down by the landlord as the rent he was receiving on the freeze date does not become, even tentatively, the legal maximum rent. If the landlord makes a false statement in the registration statement, or if he neglects to file a registration statement, he may be subject to criminal penalties under § 205 (b) of the Act; * * * in any litigation where the point becomes relevant the rent which was actually being charged on the freeze date must be factually determined. * * * If he (the landlord) specifies it incorrectly, he does not thereby establish the maximum legal rent at the asserted figure.””

   2 later decisions quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. United States v. McCrillis · United States v. McCrillis

2. ““Section 4. Maximum rents. — This section establishes separate maximum rents for different terms of occupancy (daily, weekly or monthly) and numbers of occupants of a particular room. Maximum rents for rooms in a hotel or rooming house (unless and until changed by the Administrator as provided in section 5) shall be: “(a) Rented or regularly offered during maximum rent period. — For a room rented or regularly offered for rent during the thirty days ending on the maximum rent date, the highest rent for each term or number of occupants for which the room was rented during that thirty-day period, or, if the room was not rented or was not rented for a particular term or number of occupants during that period, the rent for each term or number of occupants for which it was regularly offered during such period. “(b) First rented or regularly offered after maximum rent period. — For a room neither rented nor regularly offered for rent during the thirty days ending on the maximum rent date, the highest rent for each term or number of occupants for which the room was rented during the thirty days commencing when it was first offered for rent after the maximum rent date; or, if the room was not rented or was not rented for a particular term or number of occupants during that period, the rent for each term or number of occupants for which it was regularly offered during such period. “(c) First rent after maximum rent date where no maximum rent established under (a) or (b). — For a room r”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Hansen v. Creedon