The Manhattan man who allegedly hosted largely masked villagers in his Tribeca apartment is still throwing parties and forbidding inspectors inside, the building’s owners allege in new court papers – and now they Asking a judge to shut him down.
Kurt David, who is currently being sued by property owners at 81 Hudson St., has failed to comply with a Manhattan Supreme Court judge’s order, allowing him to enter the apartment for an inspection for the building Requires the permission of the Building Department, the lawyer for the building alleges in the letters filed on Friday.
On April 13, Justice Shlomo Hegler said David should stop granting access to host parties in violation of COVID-19 epidemiological orders and construction policies – a lawsuit in March for allegedly making weekly, intelligently-soaked shins Was filed, costing $ 100 to enter.
In Friday’s filing, the building’s attorneys alleged that David failed to provide access to the city’s building department on April 20 and appeared “confused … in a series of curious and bizarre responses to whether access was required” . “
“[He] Replied that he was asleep and did not hear the bell that morning when the DOB attempted to reach him at 11:45 am, nor did he hear the bell when the plaintiff’s agent ran it later that afternoon, but advised the plaintiff’s agent Granted that he contact DOB. To establish access, “records show.
Then, a week later, David hosted “yet another party,” the record.
According to the Records State, “Perhaps most likely, the plaintiff received a complaint from a distinguished neighbor that on the evening of Tuesday, April 27, 2021, defendant David held another party at his apartment, consisting of approximately 15–20 guests.”
“At this party, hours after midnight in the morning and well, loud music can be heard in it, disco lights can be seen from and away from the apartment, and unrivaled guests are seen inside and outside the subject . Overnight construction. “
The plaintiff is asking Hagler to hold David in contempt of court for violating his orders and throw him behind bars until the charges are dismissed.
Meanwhile, the owner of the specific unit has repeatedly tried to contact David, a 30-year-old from Rosslin, Long Island, to tell him that his parents are available to help him get ready. .
Unit owner Seth Cohen told David in an April 20 email, “Quit playing the game”
“Jean and your father are ready to help you arrange the movers. So I suggest that you communicate with them. “
A few days later, David texted her back to tell her that this would not be possible.
“I can’t contact my parents, so no,” David wrote.
Attorney for David’s mother, who has been named as a defendant in the lawsuit as she monitored the apartment, could not be reached nor did David, who does not appear to his own attorney.
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