2006 New York Code - Tenant Violations As Grounds For Eviction.

 
    § 27-2009 Tenant violations as grounds for eviction. Any conviction of
  a tenant for violation of this code which:
    (1)  Results  from  wilful  or  grossly  negligent  conduct and causes
  substantial damage to the dwelling units; or
    (2) Results from repeated or continued conduct which causes damage  to
  the dwelling unit or substantially interferes with the comfort or safety
  of another person; or
    (3)  Consists  of  an  unreasonable  refusal  to  afford access to the
  dwelling unit to the owner or his or  her  agent  or  employee  for  the
  purpose  of  making repairs or improvements required by this code, shall
  constitute grounds for summary  proceedings  by  the  owner  to  recover
  possession of such dwelling unit from the tenant.