Plaintiffs Say They’ve Settled NYC Apartment Smoking Suit
The plaintiffs say they have settled a lawsuit accusing a chain-smoking neighbor of making their famous Manhattan apartment building smell like a casino.
Jonathan and Jenny Needleman Selbin said Monday that neighbor Galila Huff has agreed to use smokeless ashtrays and an air-filtration system in her apartment at the Ansonia. Huff is declining to comment.
Huff has said the Selbins made too much of the issue.
The Upper West Side building has been home to luminaries including Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey, Igor Stravinsky and Angelina Jolie.
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