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Percy lives with his poodle in a New York City residential building with more than ten units.

ok? good for Percy I guess.

Therefore, if Percy has openly and notoriously kept his poodle for three months or more, then his landlord cannot force him to get rid of it.

wait...so what? What does the open and notorious three months have to do with the 10+ units thing or living in NYC? And why does any of this mean the landlord can't force him to get rid of his poodle?

Maybe there is a rule that says that this stuff about Percy means he can keep his poodle (NYC and B10+ and OpNo and 3+Ms → Right to keep poodle)?

All New York City residents living in buildings with more than ten units have an inalienable right to keep a pet if that animal has been kept openly and notoriously for three months or more.

Ohhhh that's what was missing! There is a rule that Percy has the right to keep his poodle if he meets those certain conditions. Since he does meet those conditions, the landlord can't take his dear poodle away from him. Now this argument actually makes sense.

To those who are confused, baffled, and perplexed. This one's for you.

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there ya go. keep it up!