New York Holdover Judgement is a type of legal action that is taken against a tenant who has failed to move out of a property after their lease has ended. It is an action that is initiated by the landlord, allowing the court to decide if the tenant should be evicted. This type of judgement is only applicable in the state of New York. There are two types of New York Holdover Judgement: Non-payment Judgement and Non-Primary Residence Judgement. A Non-payment Judgement is when a landlord requests a judgement from the court if a tenant fails to pay their rent after their lease has ended. The court can then order the tenant to pay any back rent that is owed, and if they do not, the tenant can be evicted. A Non-Primary Residence Judgement is when a landlord requests a judgement from the court if they believe the tenant is not occupying the property as their primary residence. The court can then order the tenant to provide evidence that the property is their primary residence, and if they cannot, they can be evicted.