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NY CPLR § 8013 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 80 - Fees 8013 - Expenses of Sheriffs.

§  8013.  Expenses  of sheriffs. (a) Publication of notice of sale.  A sheriff, where real property is to be sold by virtue of an execution  or in  pursuance  of  a  direction  contained in a judgment, is entitled to reimbursement for printer's fees, paid by him for the publication  of  a notice  of the sale. Where the notice is published more than four times, or the sale is postponed, the expense of continuing the publication,  or of  publishing  the  notice of postponement, shall be paid by the person requesting it. Where two or more executions against the property of  one judgment  debtor  are  in  the hands of the sheriff at the time when the proceeds are distributed, the sheriff is entitled to  reimbursement  for printer's  fees  upon  only the execution issued upon the judgment first docketed in the county.  (b) Appraisal of attached property. A sheriff, where  an  estimate  of the value of property levied upon by virtue of an order of attachment is made,  shall  be  entitled  to  reimbursement  for  such compensation to appraisers actually employed thereupon as the court  which  granted  the order of attachment may allow.  (c)  Other  expenses.  A  sheriff  is entitled to reimbursement of all expenses necessarily incurred in the execution of any mandate and in the protection, presentation, transportation or sale of property.  (d) Payment in advance. A sheriff, whenever he deems it necessary, may require payment to him in advance to cover any or all expenses for which he is entitled to reimbursement; advance  payments  made  in  connection with  a  mandate  or direction affecting property shall be repaid by the sheriff out of the proceeds of the sale of the property, if any.
NY CPLR § 8014 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 80 - Fees 8014 - Collection of Sheriff's Fees on Execution.

§  8014.  Collection  of  sheriff's  fees  on execution. The fees of a   sheriff, upon an execution against property, which are not  required  by   statute  to be paid by a particular person and which are not included in   the bill of costs of the party in whose favor the execution  is  issued,   shall  be collected by virtue of the execution in the same manner as the   sum therein directed to be collected.
NY CPLR § 8015 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 80 - Fees 8015 - County Clerk Where Sheriff Is a Party or Otherwise Disqualified.

§   8015.   County  clerk  where  sheriff  is  a  party  or  otherwise   disqualified.  A county clerk is entitled for the services specified  to   the following fees:1.  for  performing  any  duty  of a sheriff in an action in which the   sheriff, for any cause, is disqualified, the same compensation to  which   a sheriff is entitled for the same services; and2.  for  confining  a  sheriff  in a house by virtue of a mandate, and   maintaining him while there, two dollars for each day, to be paid by the   sheriff, before he is entitled to be discharged.
NY CPLR § 8016 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 80 - Fees 8016 - Clerks of Courts of Record Generally.

§  8016.  Clerks  of courts of record generally. (a) Fees of clerks in actions.  Except where a greater fee is allowed by another  statute  for the  same  service, each clerk of a court of record, except the clerk of the civil court of the city of New York, except a county  clerk,  except clerks  of  the  family  courts,  and  except the clerks of the district courts, is entitled for the services specified to  the  following  fees, payable in advance:   1.  upon the trial of an action, or the hearing, upon the merits, of a special proceeding, from the party bringing it on, one dollar;   2.  for  entering  final  judgment,  including  the  filing   of   the judgment-roll and a copy of the judgment to insert therein, fifty cents, and  fifteen cents in addition for each folio, exceeding five, contained in the judgment;   3. for entering any order or an interlocutory judgment,  fifty  cents, and fifteen cents in addition for each folio, exceeding five;   4. for a certified or other copy of an order, record or other paper in an  action  brought or transferred to the court of which he is clerk and entered or filed in his office, ten cents for each folio;   5. for a certified transcript of  the  docket  of  a  judgment,  fifty cents; and   6.  for  filing  a  transcript, or docketing or redocketing a judgment thereupon, fifty cents, and fifty cents in addition for each  defendant, exceeding two.  (b)  Certifying  judgment-roll  on  appeal. Where, on an appeal from a judgment or order, a party shall present to the  clerk  of  a  court  of record,  except  the  clerk  of the civil court of the city of New York, except a county clerk, except clerks of the family  courts,  and  except the  clerks  of the district courts, a printed copy of the judgment-roll or order appealed from, it shall be the duty of the clerk to compare and certify the same, for which service he shall be entitled to be  paid  at the  rate  of  fifty cents per page or portion thereof, unless a greater fee is allowed by another statute.
NY CPLR § 8017 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 80 - Fees 8017 - Exemption of the State and Counties, and Agencies and Officers Thereof, From Fees of Clerks.

§ 8017. Exemption of the state and counties, and agencies and officers thereof, from fees of clerks. (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this article or any other general, special or local law relating to fees of  clerks, no clerk shall charge or collect a fee from the state, or an agency or officer thereof, for any service  rendered  in  an  action  in which  any  of them is involved, nor shall any clerk charge or collect a fee for filing, recording  or  indexing  any  paper,  document,  map  or proceeding  filed,  recorded  or indexed for the county, or an agency or officer thereof acting in an official capacity,  nor  for  furnishing  a transcript,  certification  or  copy  of  any  paper,  document,  map or proceeding to be used for official purposes.  (b) Notwithstanding any  other  provision  of  law  the  exemption  of subdivision  (a)  of  this section shall not apply to the fees of clerks where the action is on behalf of the New  York  State  Higher  Education Services  Corporation  to  recover money due as a result of default of a student loan.
NY CPLR § 8022 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 80 - Fees 8022 - Fee on Civil Appeals Proceedings Before Appellate Courts.

§  8022. Fee on civil appeals proceedings before appellate courts. (a) A county clerk, upon filing a notice of appeal, is entitled to a fee  of sixty-five dollars, payable in advance.  (b) The clerks of the appellate divisions of the supreme court and the clerk  of the court of appeals are entitled, upon the filing of a record on a civil appeal or a statement in lieu of record on a civil appeal, as required by rule 5530 of this chapter, to a fee of three hundred fifteen dollars, payable in advance. The clerks of the appellate divisions  also shall be entitled to such fee upon the filing of a notice of petition or order  to show cause commencing a special proceeding in their respective courts. In addition, the  clerks  of  the  appellate  divisions  of  the supreme  court  and the clerk of the court of appeals are entitled, upon the filing of each motion or cross motion with respect to a civil appeal or special proceeding, to  a  fee  of  forty-five  dollars,  payable  in advance.  However,  no fee shall be imposed for a motion or cross motion which seeks leave to prosecute or  defend  a  civil  appeal  or  special proceeding  as  a  poor  person  pursuant  to subdivision (a) of section eleven hundred one of this chapter.
NY CPLR § 8101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8101 - Costs in an Action.

§  8101.  Costs  in  an action. The party in whose favor a judgment is   entered is entitled to costs in the action, unless otherwise provided by   statute or unless the court determines that to so allow costs would  not   be equitable, under all of the circumstances.
NY CPLR § 8102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8102 - Limitation of Costs Where Action Brought in Higher Court.

§  8102.  Limitation of costs where action brought in higher court.  A   plaintiff is not entitled to costs:1. in an action brought in the supreme court in a  county  within  the   city  of  New  York which could have been brought, except for the amount   claimed, in the civil court of the city of New  York,  unless  he  shall   recover six thousand dollars or more; or,2.  in  an  action brought in the supreme court in a county not within   the city of New York which could  have  been  brought,  except  for  the   amount  claimed,  in  any  court of limited monetary jurisdiction in the   county, unless he shall recover five hundred dollars or more; or,3. in an action brought in the county  court  which  could  have  been   brought,  except for the amount claimed, in any court of lesser monetary   jurisdiction in the county, unless he shall recover  two  hundred  fifty   dollars or more.
NY CPLR § 8103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8103 - Costs Where Parties Prevail Upon Separate Issues.

§  8103.  Costs  where  parties prevail upon separate issues. Upon the   recovery of a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, the  court  may  award   costs  in  the  action  to  a  defendant  without  denying  costs to the   plaintiff, if it determines that  a  cause  of  action  upon  which  the   defendant prevailed is not substantially the same as any cause of action   upon which the plaintiff recovered the judgment.
NY CPLR § 8104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8104 - Costs in Consolidated, Severed or Removed Action.

§ 8104. Costs in consolidated, severed or removed action. Where two or   more   actions   are   consolidated,  costs  shall  be  awarded  in  the   consolidated action as if it had been instituted  as  a  single  action,   unless the order of consolidation otherwise provides. Where an action is   severed  into  two  or more actions, costs shall be awarded in each such   action as if it had been instituted as a  separate  action,  unless  the   order  of  severance  otherwise  provides.  Where  an action is removed,   except pursuant to subdivision (d) of section three hundred  twenty-five   of  this chapter, costs in the action shall be awarded as if it had been   instituted in the court to which it is  removed,  unless  the  order  of   removal  otherwise provides and as limited by section eighty-one hundred   two of this chapter. Where an action is removed pursuant to  subdivision   (d)  of  section three hundred twenty-five of this chapter, costs in the   action shall be awarded as if it had remained in the court from which it   was removed, as limited  by  section  eighty-one  hundred  two  of  this   chapter.
NY CPLR § 8105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8105 - Costs Where More Than One Plaintiff or Defendant.

§  8105.  Costs  where  more  than one plaintiff or defendant. Where a   judgment is entered in favor of two  or  more  parties,  they  shall  be   entitled,  in  all,  to  the same costs in the action as a single party,   unless the court otherwise orders.
NY CPLR § 8106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8106 - Costs Upon Motion.

§  8106.  Costs upon motion. Costs upon a motion may be awarded to any   party, in the discretion of the court, and absolutely or  to  abide  the   event of the action.
NY CPLR § 8107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8107 - Costs Upon Appeal.

§  8107.  Costs  upon  appeal.  The  party in whose favor an appeal is   decided in whole or in part  is  entitled  to  costs  upon  the  appeal,   whether  or  not he is entitled to costs in the action, unless otherwise   provided by statute, rule or order of the appellate court. Where  a  new   trial  is  directed  upon  appeal,  costs upon the appeal may be awarded   absolutely or to abide the event.
NY CPLR § 8108 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8108 - Specification of Denial or Award of Costs.

§  8108.  Specification of denial or award of costs. A denial of costs   in an action to a party in whose favor the judgment is entered, an award   of costs in an action to a party against whom the judgment  is  entered,   an  award  of  separate costs in an action to one or more parties, or an   apportionment of costs among several  parties,  shall  be  made  in  the   direction  of  the court for judgment, or in the report or decision upon   which judgment is entered, or, upon motion of the party to be  benefited   thereby,  by an order of the judge or referee who presided at the trial.   The decision on a motion shall specify the amount of costs awarded  upon   the  motion,  if  any,  and  each  party  to  whom they are awarded. The   decision on appeal shall specify  the  disposition  made  in  regard  to   costs.
NY CPLR § 8109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8109 - Defendant's Costs Against the State.

§  8109.  Defendant's  costs against the state. (a) Action brought for benefit of municipal corporation. Costs awarded to the defendant  in  an action  brought  by the state for the benefit of a municipal corporation shall be awarded against the municipal corporation and not  against  the state.  (b)  Payment  of  defendant's costs against the state. Where costs are awarded to the defendant and against the state in an action brought by a public  officer,  and  the  proceedings  have  not  been   stayed,   the comptroller shall draw his warrant upon the treasurer for the payment of the  costs  out  of  any  money  in  the  treasury appropriated for that purpose, upon the production to  him  of  an  exemplified  copy  of  the judgment  or  order  awarding the costs, a copy of a taxed bill of costs and a certificate of the attorney-general to the effect that the  action was  brought  pursuant to law. The fees of the clerk for the exemplified copy shall be certified thereupon by him and included in the warrant.
NY CPLR § 8110 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 81 - Costs Generally 8110 - Costs Against a Fiduciary.

§  8110.  Costs against a fiduciary. Where costs are awarded against a   fiduciary, they shall be chargeable only upon the estate, fund or person   he represents, unless the court directs them to be paid  personally  for   mismanagement or bad faith in the prosecution or defense of the action.
NY CPLR § 8201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 82 - Amount of Costs 8201 - Amount of Costs in an Action.

§ 8201. Amount of costs in an action. Costs awarded in an action shall   be in the amount of:1.  two  hundred dollars for all proceedings before a note of issue is   filed; plus2. two hundred dollars for all proceedings after a note  of  issue  is   filed and before trial; plus3.  three  hundred  dollars  for  each trial, inquest or assessment of   damages.
NY CPLR § 8202 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 82 - Amount of Costs 8202 - Amount of Costs on Motion.

§  8202. Amount of costs on motion. Costs awarded on a motion shall be   in an amount fixed by the court, not exceeding one hundred dollars.
NY CPLR § 8203 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 82 - Amount of Costs 8203 - Amount of Costs on Appeal to Appellate Division and Appellate Term.

§  8203. Amount of costs on appeal to appellate division and appellate term. (a) Unless the court awards a lesser amount, costs awarded  on  an appeal  to  the appellate division shall be in the amount of two hundred fifty dollars.  (b) Costs on an appeal from a county court to an appellate term may be awarded by the appellate term in its discretion, and if awarded shall be as follows:   1. to the appellant upon reversal, not more than thirty dollars;   2. to the  respondent  upon  affirmance,  not  more  than  twenty-five dollars;   3. to either party on modification, not more than twenty-five dollars.   On  appeal  from  any  other court to an appellate term costs shall be governed by the provisions of the applicable court act.
NY CPLR § 8204 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 82 - Amount of Costs 8204 - Amount of Costs on Appeal to the Court of Appeals.

§  8204. Amount of costs on appeal to the court of appeals. Unless the   court awards a lesser amount, costs awarded on an appeal to the court of   appeals shall be in the amount of five hundred dollars.
NY CPLR § 8301 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 83 - Disbursements and Additional Allowances 8301 - Taxable Disbursements.

§  8301.  Taxable  disbursements.  (a)  Disbursements  in action or on appeal.  A party to whom costs are awarded in an action or on appeal  is entitled to tax his necessary disbursements for:   1. the legal fees of witnesses and of referees and other officers;   2. the reasonable compensation of commissioners taking depositions;   3.  the  legal  fees  for  publication,  where publication is directed pursuant to law;   4. the legal fees paid for a certified copy  of  a  paper  necessarily obtained for use on the trial;   5. the expense of securing copies of opinions and charges of judges;   6.  the reasonable expenses of printing the papers for a hearing, when required;   7. the prospective charges for entering and docketing the judgment;   8. the sheriff's fees for receiving and returning one execution;   9. the reasonable expense of taking, and  making  two  transcripts  of testimony  on  an  examination  before  trial, not exceeding two hundred fifty dollars in any one action;   10. the expenses of searches made  by  title  insurance,  abstract  or searching  companies,  or  by  any  public  officer  authorized  to make official searches and certify to the same, or by the  attorney  for  the party to whom costs are awarded, taxable at rates not exceeding the cost of similar official searches;   11.   the   reasonable  expenses  actually  incurred  in  securing  an undertaking to stay enforcement of a judgment subsequently reversed; and   12. any fee imposed by section fifty-three of  the  general  municipal law; and   13.  such  other  reasonable  and  necessary  expenses  as are taxable according to the course and practice of the court, by express  provision of law or by order of the court.  (b)  Disbursements  on motion. Upon motion of any party made after the determination of a motion, or upon its own  initiative,  the  court  may allow  any  party  thereto  to  tax  as disbursements his reasonable and necessary expenses of the motion.  (c) Disbursements to party not awarded  costs.  The  court  may  allow taxation  of  disbursements by a party not awarded costs in an action or on appeal; and shall allow taxation of  disbursements  by  a  party  not awarded costs in an action for a sum of money only where he recovers the sum of fifty dollars or more.  (d) Reasonable fees taxable. Where an expense for a service performed, other  than a search, is a taxable disbursement, the court may allow its taxation  in  an  amount  equal  to  the  reasonable  sum  actually  and necessarily expended therefor, if it is the usual charge made by private persons  for  the service, although it is in excess of the fee allowed a public officer.
NY CPLR § 8302 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 83 - Disbursements and Additional Allowances 8302 - Additional Allowance to Plaintiff as of Right in Real Property Actions.

§ 8302. Additional allowance to plaintiff as of right in real property actions. (a) Actions in which allowance made. A plaintiff, if a judgment is  entered  in  his  favor  and  he  recovers  costs, is entitled to an additional allowance, in an action:   1. to foreclose a mortgage upon real property; or   2. for the partition of real property; or   3. to compel the determination of a claim to real property.  (b) Amount of allowance. An additional allowance under this rule shall be computed upon the amount found to be due upon the  mortgage,  or  the value  of  the  property  which  is partitioned or the claim to which is determined, at the rate of:   1. ten per cent of a sum not exceeding two hundred dollars; plus   2. five per cent of any additional sum  not  exceeding  eight  hundred dollars; plus   3.  two  per  cent  of  any  additional sum not exceeding two thousand dollars; plus   4. one per cent of any additional  sum  not  exceeding  five  thousand dollars.  (c)  Additional  allowance  where  action  settled.  Where  an  action specified in subdivision (a) is settled before judgment,  the  plaintiff is  entitled  to  an  additional allowance upon the amount paid upon the settlement, computed at one-half of the rates set forth  in  subdivision (b).  (d)  Additional  allowance  in  foreclosure  action.  In  an action to foreclose a mortgage upon real property,  a  plaintiff  entitled  to  an additional  allowance  pursuant  to subdivision (a) or (c) shall also be entitled to the sum of fifty dollars. Where a part of the mortgage  debt is  not due, if the judgment directs the sale of the whole property, the additional allowance specified in subdivision (a) shall be  computed  as provided in subdivision (b) upon the whole sum unpaid upon the mortgage. If  the  judgment  directs the sale of a part only, it shall be computed upon the sum actually due, and if the court thereafter grants  an  order directing  the  sale  of  the  remainder  or a part thereof, it shall be computed  upon  the  amount  then  due.  The  aggregate  of   additional allowances  so  computed  shall not exceed the sum which would have been allowed if the entire sum secured by the mortgage had been due when  the judgment was entered.