Supreme Court dismissed tenant's claim for pre-purchase right confirmation in housing court due to jurisdictional error.

The Supreme Court dismissed the tenant's lawsuit seeking confirmation of their pre-purchase right against the landlord and the new owner. The tenant argued that the housing court lacked jurisdiction to rule on the validity of the pre-purchase right condition in the lease agreement. The court held that matters concerning the interpretation and enforcement of lease conditions, including pre-purchase rights, fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the civil courts, not the housing court.