(b) Service. The plaintiff in a matrimonial action must, at the same time as service of the summons, have a copy of the automatic orders listed in this section served on the defendant in a communication, which is essentially the same as the communication in Schedule F. The communication readily indicates that automatic orders have been made against the parties named in the summons or summons and that the appeal as a result of that summons and that failure to comply with those orders may be considered contempt of court. or subpoena and appeal and on the defendant immediately after service of automatic orders with subpoena. Such orders will remain in full force and effect for the duration of the action, unless terminated, amended or supplemented by a new court order or written agreement between the parties. (d) In cases where dematerialized commercial documents are pending, the defence counsel must file pre-trial notes, copies of evidence and requests for indictment on a USB key. In all other business parties, the lawyer must file the preliminary notes and motions for indictment in a 12-point Word document and submit a copy of the process documents in an indexed file or notebook. (b) electronic filing in proceedings before the Supreme Court. Except as otherwise provided in Section 202.5-bb of these Rules, the following applies to all actions before the Supreme Court: “New York is the center of world trade, the seat of international finance, the headquarters of major U.S. companies. It therefore urgently needs a modern forum with sufficient staff and equipment for the prompt, fair and expert settlement of major trade disputes. In 1995, these words introduced the report of the New York State Bar Association, in which the creation of the Commercial Division (N.Y. St.
Bar Ass`n, A Commercial Court for New York [Jan. 1995]). Since then, they have served as a central justification for the Department of Excellence in the Administration of the Rule of Law in Business in New York. The Trade Department`s rules of practice set out below are an essential part of this commitment and aim to be a dynamic counterpart to the innovative and effective business practices that are so important to the economic health of our state and nation. (a) Lawyers appearing before the Commercial Division are fully familiar with the case in which they are appearing and have full authority to make substantive and procedural arrangements on behalf of their clients. The lawyer must also be prepared to discuss all submitted and pending applications. Failure to comply with this rule can be considered a breach and can be dealt with appropriately. See Article 12. Subject to all applicable judicial rules on advance disclosure, a party requesting ESI`s discovery from a third party and the non-party receiving ESI`s request for advance disclosure shall be encouraged to participate in discussions on the ESI as soon as they are admissible in legal proceedings. (2) Any party aggrieved by the transfer of a case to a non-commercial party may request a review by letter (with a copy to all parties) from the administrative judge as part of an application.
ten days after receipt of the case designation for a non-commercial part. The decision of the administrative judge is final and is not subject to any other administrative review or appeal. (b) At the pre-trial conference or at such other time as the court may determine, defence counsel shall provide a copy of the evidence for each lawyer and its use by the court. Unless otherwise specified in the individual rules of the court, the plaintiff`s exhibits must be filed digitally and the defendant`s exhibits must be presented in alphabetical order. (b) Other applicable rules. Unless otherwise specified in this section, or if the nature of the video recording makes compliance impossible or unnecessary, the recording of video statements is governed by all generalities that generally apply to pre-trial investigations. (i) Notwithstanding subparagraph (f) of this article, upon receipt of a tender for all or a substantial part of the assets, an assignee may, for good cause, apply to the court for authorization to sell in a private sale instead of a public auction. A hearing is scheduled to consider this offer or any higher or better offer that may be made as a result of the notice and publicity that the court deems appropriate. f) Any application for an injunction, including but not limited to an application for a stay or injunction, must include, in addition to the other information required in this section, confirmation that material harm is being caused to the party applying for the injunction by issuing a notice of termination. If no significant disadvantage is demonstrated, the confirmation must show that efforts have been made in good faith to inform the party against whom the injunction is to be obtained of the time, date and place where the application is made in a manner sufficient to give the party an opportunity to respond to the request.
This subsection does not apply to evidentiary warrants or applications in special proceedings under section 7 of the Real Estate Actions and Procedures Act, or to evidentiary orders or applications for a protection order under section 240 of the Family Relations Act, unless the court decides otherwise. (a) All documents submitted to the Commercial Division may not conflict with CPLR 2101 and Article 202.5a). Papers must be double-spaced and contain a print of at least twelve dots or 81/2 x 11 inches and running edges of at least one inch. Unless the Court of Justice provides otherwise or provides otherwise in the Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice, each text of pleadings and affidavits, including footnotes, must use a wheelbase of 12 points spaced proportionately. Documents must also comply with Part 130 of the Primary Administrator Rules. Each law filed electronically and, if applicable, each affidavit and confirmation must contain bookmarks that contain a list of the contents of the document and facilitate navigation in the document for the reader. Unless these practices expressly provide otherwise for the Commercial Division, the rules in Part 202 also apply to the Commercial Division, except that Rules 7 to 15 replace Section 202.12 (Pre-Conference) and Rules 16 to 24 replace Section 202.8 (Application Procedure). .