No Papers of any kind are to be mailed to Chambers. Papers received after submission of the motion will not be considered. No adjournments will be granted by telephone request, including consent. Counsel are reminded that the CPLR does not provide for sur-reply papers, nor do the rules permit or contemplate the presentation of papers or letters to the Court after submission or argument of any motion. No telephone calls or letters will be accepted on any motion.
All exhibits are to be preceded by a numbered exhibit tab which protrudes from the stack of papers.
All submissions are to be securely fastened so as to prevent the papers from separating from each other and becoming lost. Failure to comply with the requirements of this section may result in rejection of the offending submission. Cases appearing on the calendar must be answered by attorneys who are thoroughly familiar with the action and who have full authority to settle or otherwise dispose of the case. Service may answer only with affidavits of actual engagement. No adjournments will be granted on consent or by telephone.