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null / Bogdan Khmelnytskyi / Shutterstock.Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Oct 10, 2022 / 16:25 pm (CNA).A New York judge opened the door to legal recognition of multi-partner relationships while ruling in a housing court case. In a ruling on a dispute over a rent-stabilized apartment, Judge Karen May Bacdayan of the Civil Court of the City of New York, opined that the legal protection of same-sex relationships shouldn t be limited to two people.The case centers on three men: Scott Anderson, who died in 2021; Markyus O Neill, who lived with Anderson in the now-deceased s apartment; and Anderson s life partner Robert Romano, who lived at a different location.After Anderson s death, O Neill was forced to give up the rent-controlled apartment because, according to the landlord, he was "nothing more than a roommate." The late Anderson s "life partner of 25 years" was Romano, the petitioner stated.In her ruling in the case West 49th St., LLC v O Neill on Sept. 2

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