New York Real Property Law Section 222 - When Rent Is Apportionable.

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    § 222. When rent is apportionable. Where a tenant for life, who shall
  have demised the real property, dies  before  the  first  rent  day,  or
  between  two  rent  days,  his executor or administrator may recover the
  proportion of rent which accrued to him before his death.

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