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These Manhattan building dwellers are itching for some court intervention.

Residents of the Parker Gramercy at 10 W. 15th St. are ready to rid themselves of an alleged fourth-floor hoarder who is the source of a bedbug outbreak, Manhattan Supreme documents state. But the tenant bugging everybody says extermination isnt needed because hes only been bitten about 18 times this year.

The 21-floor Parker Gramercy in the Flatiron District, where co-ops can go for $2 million, has a doorman and 24-hour concierge.

The bane of the building, identified as Neil McNaughton, 68, refuses to exterminate his louse lair, according to court documents.

Building property manager Lisa Golub pleaded with the court in a sworn emergency deposition Oct. 23 to compel the defendant to immediately clean apartment 418, which is in Collyers hoarding condition and allowing for immediate bedbug extermination in the apartment.

Golub warned in her affidavit that if McNaughton doesnt follow through the widespread issue will continue to reoccur and cause damage to all occupants in the building.

Since December, building management has repeatedly warned McNaughton but those requests have been ignored, the court papers show.

Whether the bedbug extermination in this particular case is essential or non-essential could be debated, since I have only suffered around a dozen and a half bites since December, McNaughton wrote to opposition attorneys.

The court filing referred to McNaughtons conduct as a ticking time bomb.

Neither the plaintiff nor McNaughton immediately responded to messages.

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