So the one things you claim he lied about was the size of the apartment, which is misleading because of how you calculate square footage.
From the documents you didn't read:
in opposition, defendants absurdly suggest that the calculation of square footage is a subjective
process that could lead to differing results or opinions based on the method employed to conduct the calculation . NYSCEF Doc . No. 1293 at 20. Well yes , perhaps , if the area is rounded or oddly shaped, itis possible measurements of square footage could come to slightly differing
results due to user error . Good-faith measurements could vary by as much as 10-20% , not 200%
Seriously, if you didn't look at the documents, I'm not going to copy paste it piecemeal. The court wrote it all down in very clear language.