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NY CPLR § 3140 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 31 - Disclosure 3140 - Disclosure of Appraisals in Proceedings for Condemnation, Appropriation or Review of Tax Assessments.

§  3140.  Disclosure  of  appraisals  in proceedings for condemnation,   appropriation  or  review  of  tax  assessments.   Notwithstanding   the   provisions  of  subdivisions  (c)  and  (d)  of  section 3101, the chief   administrator of the courts shall adopt rules governing the exchange  of   appraisal  reports  intended  for  use  at  the trial in proceedings for   condemnation, appropriation or review of tax assessments.
NY CPLR § 3201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment 3201 - Confession of Judgment Before Default on Certain Installment Contracts Invalid.

§  3201.  Confession of judgment before default on certain installment   contracts invalid.  Notwithstanding the provisions of section thirty-two   hundred eighteen, no judgment by confession  shall  be  entered  on  any   affidavit  which was executed prior to the time a default in the payment   of an installment occurs in connection with  the  purchase  for  fifteen   hundred  dollars  or  less  of  any commodities for any use other than a   commercial or business use upon any plan of  deferred  payments  whereby   the  price  or cost is payable in two or more installments. Any judgment   entered in violation of this section is void and unenforceable.
NY CPLR § 3213 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment 3213 - Motion for Summary Judgment in Lieu of Complaint.

* §  3213.  Motion  for summary judgment in lieu of complaint. When an   action is based upon an instrument for the payment of money only or upon   any judgment, the plaintiff may serve  with  the  summons  a  notice  of   motion  for  summary  judgment  and  the  supporting papers in lieu of a   complaint. The summons served with such motion papers shall require  the   defendant  to  submit  answering  papers  on  the motion within the time   provided in the notice of motion. The minimum time such motion shall  be   noticed  to be heard shall be as provided by subdivision (a) of rule 320   for making an appearance, depending upon the method of service.  If  the   plaintiff  sets  the  hearing  date of the motion later than the minimum   time therefor, he may require the defendant  to  serve  a  copy  of  his   answering  papers  upon  him  within  such  extended period of time, not   exceeding ten days, prior to such hearing date. No default judgment  may   be  entered  pursuant  to  subdivision  (a) of section 3215 prior to the   hearing date of the motion. If the motion  is  denied,  the  moving  and   answering papers shall be deemed the complaint and answer, respectively,   unless the court orders otherwise.* NB Effective until May 7, 2022* §  3213.  Motion  for summary judgment in lieu of complaint. When an   action is based upon an instrument for the payment of money only or upon   any judgment, the plaintiff may serve  with  the  summons  a  notice  of   motion  for  summary  judgment  and  the  supporting papers in lieu of a   complaint. The summons served with such motion papers shall require  the   defendant  to  submit  answering  papers  on  the motion within the time   provided in the notice of motion. The minimum time such motion shall  be   noticed  to be heard shall be as provided by subdivision (a) of rule 320   for making an appearance, depending upon the method of service.  If  the   plaintiff  sets  the  hearing  date of the motion later than the minimum   time therefor, he may require the defendant  to  serve  a  copy  of  his   answering  papers  upon  him  within  such  extended period of time, not   exceeding ten days, prior to such hearing date. No default judgment  may   be  entered  pursuant  to  subdivision  (a) of section 3215 prior to the   hearing date of the motion. If the motion  is  denied,  the  moving  and   answering papers shall be deemed the complaint and answer, respectively,   unless  the  court  orders  otherwise. The additional notice required by   subdivision (j) of rule 3212  shall  be  applicable  to  a  motion  made   pursuant  to this section in any action to collect a debt arising out of   a consumer credit transaction where a consumer is a defendant.* NB Effective May 7, 2022
NY CPLR § 3214 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment R3214 - Motions Heard by Judge Supervising Disclosure; Stay of Disclosure.

Rule.   3214.   Motions heard by judge supervising disclosure; stay of disclosure.  (a)    Judge  supervising  disclosure.  Unless  the   chief administrator  of the courts has, by rule, provided otherwise, if a case has been assigned to a judge to supervise disclosure pursuant to section 3104, all motions preliminary to trial shall be referred to  such  judge whenever practicable.  (b) Stay of disclosure. Service of a notice of motion under rule 3211, 3212, or section 3213 stays disclosure until determination of the motion unless the court orders otherwise.  If the motion is based solely on the defense  that  the summons and complaint, summons with notice, or notice of petition and petition was not properly served, disclosure  shall  not be stayed unless the court orders otherwise.
NY CPLR § 3217 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment R3217 - Voluntary Discontinuance.

Rule  3217.  Voluntary discontinuance. (a) Without an order. Any party asserting a claim may discontinue it without an order   1.  by  serving  upon  all  parties  to  the  action   a   notice   of discontinuance at any time before a responsive pleading is served or, if no  responsive pleading is required, within twenty days after service of the pleading asserting the claim and filing the  notice  with  proof  of service with the clerk of the court; or   2.  by  filing  with  the  clerk of the court before the case has been submitted to the court or jury a stipulation in writing  signed  by  the attorneys  of  record  for  all  parties,  provided  that no party is an infant, incompetent person for whom a committee has  been  appointed  or conservatee  and  no  person  not a party has an interest in the subject matter of the action; or   3. by filing with the clerk of the court  before  the  case  has  been submitted to the court or jury a certificate or notice of discontinuance stating  that  any  parcel  of  land  which is the subject matter of the action is to be excluded pursuant to title three of  article  eleven  of the real property tax law.  (b)  By  order  of  court.  Except  as provided in subdivision (a), an action shall not be discontinued by a party  asserting  a  claim  except upon  order  of  the  court  and upon terms and conditions, as the court deems proper.  After the cause has been submitted to the court  or  jury to  determine  the  facts the court may not order an action discontinued except upon the stipulation of all parties appearing in the action.  (c) Effect of discontinuance. Unless otherwise stated in  the  notice, stipulation  or  order  of discontinuance, the discontinuance is without prejudice, except that a discontinuance by means of notice  operates  as an  adjudication on the merits if the party has once before discontinued by any method an action based on or including the same cause  of  action in a court of any state or the United States.  (d)  All  notices, stipulations, or certificates pursuant to this rule shall be filed with the county clerk by the defendant.
NY CPLR § 3219 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment R3219 - Tender.

Rule  3219.  Tender. At any time not later than ten days before trial,   any party against whom a cause of action based upon contract,  expressed   or  implied,  is  asserted,  and against whom a separate judgment may be   taken, may, without court order, deposit with the clerk of the court for   safekeeping, an amount deemed by him to be  sufficient  to  satisfy  the   claim asserted against him, and serve upon the claimant a written tender   of  payment to satisfy such claim. A copy of the written tender shall be   filed with the clerk when the money is so  deposited.  The  clerk  shall   place money so received in the safe or vault of the court to be provided   for the safekeeping thereof, there to be kept by him until withdrawal by   claimant  or  return  to  the depositor or payment thereof to the county   treasurer or commissioner of  finance  of  the  city  of  New  York,  as   hereinafter  provided.  Within  ten days after such deposit the claimant   may withdraw the  amount  deposited  upon  filing  a  duly  acknowledged   statement  that  the  withdrawal  is  in satisfaction of the claim.  The   clerk shall thereupon enter judgment  dismissing  the  pleading  setting   forth the claim, without costs.Where  there  is  no withdrawal within such ten-day period, the amount   deposited shall, upon request be repaid to the party who  deposited  it.   If  the  tender  is not accepted and the claimant fails to obtain a more   favorable judgment, he shall not recover interest or costs from the time   of the offer, but shall pay costs for defending against the  claim  from   that time. A tender shall not be made known to the jury.Money   received  by  the  clerk  of  the  court  for  safekeeping  as   hereinabove provided and later withdrawn by claimant or  repaid  to  the   depositor  pursuant  to  the  provisions hereof shall not be deemed paid   into court.   If the  deposit  is  neither  withdrawn  by  claimant  nor   returned  to  the  depositor  upon  his request at the expiration of the   ten-day period, the amount of such deposit shall  be  deemed  paid  into   court  as  of the day following the expiration of the ten-day period and   the clerk shall pay the amount of the deposit to the county treasurer or   commissioner of finance of the city of  New  York,  in  accordance  with   section  twenty-six  hundred  one  of  the civil practice law and rules.   Withdrawal of such amount thereafter shall be  in  accordance  with  the   provisions of rule twenty-six hundred seven.  Fees for services rendered   therein by a county treasurer or the commissioner of finance of the city   of New York are set forth in section eight thousand ten.
NY CPLR § 3220 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment R3220 - Offer to Liquidate Damages Conditionally.

Rule  3220.  Offer to liquidate damages conditionally. At any time not   later than ten days before trial, any party  against  whom  a  cause  of   action  based  upon  contract, express or implied, is asserted may serve   upon the claimant a written offer to allow judgment to be taken  against   him  for  a sum therein specified, with costs then accrued, if the party   against whom the claim is asserted fails in his defense. If  within  ten   days thereafter the claimant serves a written notice that he accepts the   offer,  and  damages  are  awarded  to  him  on the trial, they shall be   assessed in the sum specified in the offer.  If  the  offer  is  not  so   accepted  and the claimant fails to obtain a more favorable judgment, he   shall pay the expenses necessarily incurred by the  party  against  whom   the  claim is asserted, for trying the issue of damages from the time of   the offer. The expenses shall be ascertained by  the  judge  or  referee   before  whom  the  case  is tried. An offer under this rule shall not be   made known to the jury.
NY CPLR § 3221 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment R3221 - Offer to Compromise.

Rule 3221. Offer to compromise. Except in a matrimonial action, at any   time  not  later  than  ten  days before trial, any party against whom a   claim is asserted, and against whom a separate judgment  may  be  taken,   may  serve  upon  the  claimant  a written offer to allow judgment to be   taken against him for a  sum  or  property  or  to  the  effect  therein   specified,  with  costs  then accrued. If within ten days thereafter the   claimant serves a written notice that he accepts the offer, either party   may file the summons, complaint and offer, with proof of acceptance, and   thereupon the clerk shall enter judgment accordingly.  If the  offer  is   not accepted and the claimant fails to obtain a more favorable judgment,   he  shall  not  recover  costs from the time of the offer, but shall pay   costs from that time. An offer of judgment shall not be  made  known  to   the jury.
NY CPLR § 3222 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 32 - Accelerated Judgment R3222 - Action on Submitted Facts.

Rule  3222.  Action  on  submitted facts. (a) Commencement. An action, except a matrimonial action, may be commenced by filing with the clerk a submission of the controversy, acknowledged by all parties in  the  form required  to entitle a deed to be recorded. The submission shall consist of  a  case,  containing  a  statement  of  the  facts  upon  which  the controversy  depends,  and  a statement that the controversy is real and that the submission is made in good faith for the purpose of determining the rights of the parties. If made to the supreme court, the  submission shall specify the particular county clerk with whom the papers are to be filed.  (b)  Subsequent  proceedings.    Subsequent  proceedings  shall be had according to the civil practice law and rules except that:   1. an order of attachment or a preliminary  injunction  shall  not  be granted;   2. the controversy shall be determined on the case alone;   3.  if  the submission is made to the supreme court, it shall be heard and determined either by the court, or by the  appellate  division,  or, with  his  consent,  by a specified judge or referee, as the parties may stipulate;   4. on such a submission the court, judge or referee may find facts  by inference from the facts stipulated; and   5.  if  the statement of facts in the case is not sufficient to enable the court to enter judgment the submission shall  be  dismissed  or  the court shall allow the filing of an additional statement.
NY CPLR § 3401 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3401 - Rules for the Hearing of Causes.

Rule  3401.   Rules for the hearing of causes. The chief administrator   of the courts shall adopt rules regulating the hearing of causes,  which   may   include  the  filing  of  notes  of  issue,  the  preparation  and   publication of calendars and the calendar practice for the courts of the   unified court system. Insofar as practicable, such rules within the city   of New York shall be uniform.
NY CPLR § 3402 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3402 - Note of Issue.

Rule  3402.  Note  of issue. (a) Placing case on calendar. At any time after issue is first joined, or at least forty days after service  of  a summons  has  been completed irrespective of joinder of issue, any party may place a case upon the calendar by  filing,  within  ten  days  after service,  with  proof of such service two copies of a note of issue with the clerk and such other data as may be required by the applicable rules of the court in which the note is filed. The clerk shall enter the  case upon the calendar as of the date of the filing of the note of issue.  (b)  New  parties. A party who brings in a new party shall within five days thereafter serve him with the note of issue and  file  a  statement with  the clerk advising him of the bringing in of such new party and of any change in the title of the action, with proof of service of the note of issue upon the new party, and of such statement upon all parties  who have  appeared  in  the action. The case shall retain its place upon the calendar unless the court otherwise directs.
NY CPLR § 3403 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3403 - Trial Preferences.

Rule  3403.  Trial preferences. (a) Preferred cases. Civil cases shall be tried in the order in which notes of issue have been filed,  but  the following shall be entitled to a preference:   1.  an  action  brought  by  or  against  the  state,  or  a political subdivision of the state, or an officer or  board  of  officers  of  the state  or  a  political subdivision of the state, in his or its official capacity, on the application of the state, the political subdivision, or the officer or board of officers;   2. an action where a preference is provided for by statute; and   3. an action in which the interests of justice will be  served  by  an early trial.   4.  in  any action upon the application of a party who has reached the age of seventy years.   5. an action to recover  damages  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric malpractice.   6.  an  action  to  recover  damages  for  personal injuries where the plaintiff is terminally ill and alleges that such terminal illness is  a result of the conduct, culpability or negligence of the defendant.   7.  any  action which has been revived pursuant to section two hundred fourteen-g of this chapter.  (b) Obtaining preference. Unless the court otherwise orders, notice of a motion for preference shall be served with the note of  issue  by  the party  serving  the note of issue, or ten days after such service by any other party; or thereafter during the pendency of the  action  upon  the application  of  a party who reaches the age of seventy years, or who is terminally ill.
NY CPLR § 3404 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3404 - Dismissal of Abandoned Cases.

Rule  3404.  Dismissal of abandoned cases. A case in the supreme court   or a county court marked "off" or struck from the calendar or unanswered   on a clerk's calendar call, and not restored within one year thereafter,   shall be deemed abandoned and  shall  be  dismissed  without  costs  for   neglect  to prosecute. The clerk shall make an appropriate entry without   the necessity of an order.
NY CPLR § 3405 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3405 - Arbitration of Certain Claims.

Rule 3405. Arbitration of certain claims. The chief judge of the court   of  appeals  may  promulgate rules for the arbitration of claims for the   recovery of a sum of money not exceeding six thousand dollars, exclusive   of interest, pending in any court or courts except the  civil  court  of   the  city of New York, and not exceeding ten thousand dollars, exclusive   of interest, pending in the civil court of the city of  New  York.  Such   rules  must  permit  a  jury  trial  de  novo  upon  demand by any party   following the determination of  the  arbitrators  and  may  require  the   demander  to pay the cost of arbitration; and shall also provide for all   procedures necessary to initiate, conduct and determine the arbitration.   A judgment may be entered upon the arbitration award.  The  rules  shall   further   provide   for   the  recruitment  and  qualifications  of  the   arbitrators and for their  compensation;  except  that  such  rules  may   authorize  use of judicial hearing officers as arbitrators. All expenses   for compensation, reimbursement and administration under this rule shall   be a  state  charge  to  be  paid  out  of  funds  appropriated  to  the   administrative office for the courts for that purpose.
NY CPLR § 3407 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3407 - Preliminary Conference in Personal Injury Actions Involving Certain Terminally Ill Parties.

Rule 3407. Preliminary conference in personal injury actions involving certain terminally ill parties. (a) Request for conference. At any time, a  party  to  an  action  who  is  terminally  ill, and who asserts in a pleading in such action that such terminal illness is the result of  the culpable  conduct  of  another  party  to  such  action,  may request an expedited preliminary conference in such action. Such request  shall  be filed  in  writing with the clerk of the court, and shall be accompanied by a physician's affidavit stating that the party is terminally ill, the nature of the terminal illness, and the duration of life  expectancy  of such  party,  if known. The court shall hold a preliminary conference in such action within twenty days after the filing of such a request.  (b) 1. Preliminary conference. At  such  preliminary  conference,  the court shall issue an order establishing a schedule for the completion of all  discovery proceedings, to be completed within ninety days after the date of the preliminary conference, unless it can  be  demonstrated  for good cause that a longer period is necessary.   2. At such preliminary conference, the court shall issue an order that a  note  of  issue  and certificate of readiness be filed in such action within a period of time specified in the order, that the action  receive a  preference  in trial, and that the trial be commenced within one year from the date of such order. In its discretion, and upon application  of any party, the court may advance or adjourn such trial date based on the circumstances of the case.   3.  Notwithstanding  the provisions of subdivision (b) of rule 3214 of this chapter, the service or pendency of a motion under rule 3211,  3212 or  section  3213 of this chapter shall not stay disclosure in an action where a preliminary conference order has been entered pursuant  to  this rule.
NY CPLR § 3409 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 34 - Calendar Practice; Trial Preferences R3409 - Settlement Conference in Dental, Podiatric and Medical Malpractice Actions.

Rule  3409.  Settlement  conference  in  dental, podiatric and medical   malpractice actions. In every dental, podiatric or  medical  malpractice   action,  the  court  shall hold a mandatory settlement conference within   forty-five days after the filing of the note of issue and certificate of   readiness or, if  a  party  moves  to  vacate  the  note  of  issue  and   certificate  of  readiness,  within  forty-five days after the denial of   such motion. Where parties are represented by  counsel,  only  attorneys   fully familiar with the action and authorized to dispose of the case, or   accompanied  by  a  person  empowered  to  act  on  behalf  of the party   represented, will be  permitted  to  appear  at  the  conference.  Where   appropriate,  the  court  may order parties, representatives of parties,   representatives of insurance carriers or persons having an  interest  in   any  settlement  to  also  attend  in  person  or  telephonically at the   settlement conference. The chief  administrative  judge  shall  by  rule   adopt procedures to implement such settlement conference.
NY CPLR § 4001 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 40 - Trial Generally 4001 - Powers of Referees.

§  4001.    Powers  of  referees.  A  court  may  appoint a referee to   determine an issue, perform an act, or inquire and report  in  any  case   where  this  power  was  heretofore  exercised  and  as may be hereafter   authorized by law.
NY CPLR § 4011 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 40 - Trial Generally R4011 - Sequence of Trial.

Rule  4011. Sequence of trial. The court may determine the sequence in   which the issues shall be tried and otherwise regulate  the  conduct  of   the  trial  in order to achieve a speedy and unprejudiced disposition of   the matters at issue in a setting of proper decorum.