CPLR Quiz Article 34, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 50 Flashcards

1
Q

CPLR 3402 Any party may place a case on the calendar after issue is
first joined or after___ days have passed since service of the summons has been completed.

A

40

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2
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CPLR 3402 Any party may place a case on the calendar by filing with
the clerk 2 copies of a note of issue and proof of service within ____ days
after service upon the other party

A

10

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3
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CPLR 3403 Unless a preference is granted, civil cases shall be tried in
the order in which _____ have been filed.

A

notes of issue

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4
Q

CPLR 3403 T/F? Preference shall be granted in any action in which
attorney is over the age of 70.

A

FALSE In any action UPON APPLICATION of a party who has reached the age of 70 years.

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5
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CPLR 3403 Name the 6 trial preferences:

A
  1. by or against state, political subdivision of the state,
  2. where provided by statute.
  3. in the interests of justice
  4. application of party who has reached age of 70 yrs.
  5. a medical, dental, or podiatric malpractice case.
  6. an action in which patient is terminally ill allegedly as a result of
    defendant.
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6
Q

CPLR 3404 A case marked off and not restored within ___ shall be
deemed abandoned.

A

1 year. Remember, clerk shall make entry without the necessity of an order.

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7
Q

CPLR 3406 Notice of medical malpractice action must be filed within ___
days after issue is first joined.

A

60

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8
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Except where a preference is granted, cases shall be tried in the order
that:
A. affidavit of service is filed.
B. answer is filed.
C. notes of issue are filed.
D. summons was served.
A

C (CPLR 3403)

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9
Q

Which of the following actions is not entitled to a trial preference?
A. action brought by the state.
B. action where preference is not provided by statute, but plaintiff is 62 yrs.
old.
C. medical malpractice action or application of party at least 70 yrs. old.
D. action against the state.

A

(CPLR 3403)

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10
Q

Generally, a motion for a preference shall be served with the note of
issue by party serving note of issue or by any other party within ___days of
such service.
A. 10 B. 20 C. 30 D. 15

A

A (CPLR 3403)

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11
Q

In supreme and county courts, a case marked off or struck from the
calendar and not restored within 1 year shall be deemed
A. active. B. restored. C. abandoned. D. none of the above

A

C (CPLR 3404)

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12
Q

Irrespective of joinder of issue, a case may be placed on the calendar
by either party at least____days after service of summons.
A. 10 B. 20 C. 30 D. 40

A

D (CPLR 3402)

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13
Q

A party who brings in a new party must within five days serve upon that
party a note of issue. The party bringing in the new party must also file a
statement with the clerk and serve upon all other parties who have
appeared in the action a statement advising them that: 1. new party has
been brought into the action, 2. any change in the title of the action, 3.
proof of service of note of issue on new party, 4. proof of service of
statement upon all other parties.
A. 1, 2 & 3 only B. 1, 3 & 4 only
C. 2, 3 & 4 only D, 1, 2, 3 & 4

A

D (CPLR 3402)

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14
Q

Generally, timetable for disclosure in a medical malpractice action,
established at pre-trial conference, shall provide for completion of discovery
not later than____months of above notice of action, and that all parties be
ready for trial within____months of above notice of action. A. 8…12 B.
12…18 C. 12…18 D. 8…15

A

B (CPLR. 3406)

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15
Q

In personal injury actions involving terminally ill parties whose illness is
a result of defendant’s conduct may request an expedited preliminary
conference and timetable. Generally: 1. preliminary conference shall be
held within 20 days after the filing of the request. 2. discovery is to be
completed within 90 days after the preliminary conference 3. trial is to be
commenced within____of judges order (made at preliminary conference).
A. 6 months B. 9 months C. 1 year D. 15 months

A

C (CPLR 3407)

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16
Q

CPLR 4101 List the issues that shall be tried by a jury (unless waived).

A
  1. action for a sum of money only.
  2. action of ejectment; for dower; for waste; for abatement of and damages
    for. a nuisance; to recover chattel; for determination of claim to real
    property under Art. 15 of Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law.
  3. any action in which a party is entitled by the constitution or by express
    provisions of law to a trial by jury.
    MCWREND !!!! OR DRNEWCM!!
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17
Q

CPLR 4102 Party served with note of issue not demanding trial by jury
may demand trial by jury within____ days of service of note of issue

A

15

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18
Q

CPLR 4102 Party served with note of issue not demanding trial by jury
of all issues may demand trial by jury of any other issues within ____days.
of service of demand.

A

10

19
Q

CPLR 4104 A civil jury shall consist of ____ jurors.

A

6

20
Q

CPLR 4106 The maximum number of alternate jurors in a civil case
is_______

A

1 (2 if approved by the Court)

21
Q

CPLR 4109 Each party in a civil case has ____ peremptory
challenge(s) for regular jurors and ____ peremptory challenge(s) for every
two alternate jurors.

A

3 — 1

22
Q

CPLR 4109 T/F? Where there are more parties on one side than on the
other, the court may grant an additional equal number of peremptory
challenges to both sides.

A

TRUE

23
Q

CPLR 4110 T/F? The defendant must be present at the viewing of a
premises.

A

False. May be present.

24
Q

CPLR 4111 A _____verdict is one in which the jury finds in favor of one
or more parties.

A

General

25
Q

CPLR 4113 T/F? A civil verdict must be unanimous.

A

False.

5/6 is adequate for a verdict.

26
Q

In which of the following actions may a trial by jury be demanded? 1.
action for a sum of money only. 2. action for ejectment and to recover a
chattel 3. action where entitled to jury trial by constitution.
A. 1 & 2 only B. 1, 2, & 3 C. 2 & 3 only D. 1 & 3 only

A

B(CPLR 4101)

27
Q

A civil jury shall be composed of____persons.

A. 6 B. 8 C. 12 D. 16

A

A

CPLR 4104

28
Q

Unless the court orders otherwise, the maximum number of alternate
jurors in a civil case as per the CPLR is____
A. 2 jurors B. 4 jurors C. 6 jurors D. 1 juror

A

A (CPLR 4106)

29
Q

In a civil case each party shall have 3 peremptory challenges in the
selection of____ A. alternate jurors. B. jurors.
C. jurors and alternate jurors. D. each juror.

A

B (CPLR 4109)

30
Q

Where there are more parties on one side than on the other, the court
may:
A. grant additional challenges to the side with most parties.
B. eliminate peremptory challenges for both sides.
C. eliminate challenges for cause for the side with most parties.
D. grant the same number of additional peremptory challenges to both
sides.

A

D (CPLR 4109)

31
Q

Relating to the viewing of a premises by jury, which of the following is
correct?
A. jury may be kept together.
B. the court may be present
C. appropriate public servant(s) may be present.
D. parties may be present.

A

D (CPLR 4110-c)

32
Q

For a civil jury to reach a verdict how may jurors must agree?
A. all 6 (unanimous) B. 5 out of 6
C. 3/4 of regular jurors D. a majority of the jurors.

A

B (CPLR 4113)

33
Q

CPLR 5001 Amount of interest awarded on a verdict, report or decision
shall be computed by_____

A

the clerk of the court

34
Q

CPLR 5001 The 3 general time periods for the calculation of interest
on a judgment are:

A
  1. date of occurrence to date of decision/verdict
  2. date of decision/verdict
    to date of entry of judgment
  3. date of judgment entry to date of payment
35
Q

CPLR 5004 Interest on a judgment shall be computed at the rate
of____% per year, unless otherwise provided by statute.

A

9%

36
Q

CPLR 5012 T/F? A judgment dismissing a cause of action before the
close of the proponent’s evidence is a dismissal on the merits.

A

FALSE. NOT a dismissal on the merits

37
Q

CPLR 5015 Request for relief from a judgment based on excusable
default must be made within_____after service of a copy of order or
judgment with written notice of entry.

A

1 year

38
Q

CPLR 5016 Upon a special verdict _______shall direct the entry of a
judgment.

A

the judge

39
Q

CPLR 5016 Judgment upon a general verdict of a jury shall be entered
by________

A

the clerk (unless the court directs otherwise).

40
Q

Choose the best answer: Interest is recoverable from:
A. date cause of action arose to date of verdict, report or decision.
B. date of verdict, report or decision to date of entry of judgment.
C. from date of entry of judgment to date of payment.
D. all of the above.

A

D (CPLR 5001)

41
Q

The current rate of interest on a judgment is:
A. 9% per year, compounded daily.
B. 6 % per year, compounded annually.
C. 6% per year, on original judgment amount.
D. 9% per year, on original amount.

A

D (CPLR 5004)

42
Q

Choose the best answer: A judgment which dismisses a cause of action
prior to close of proponent’s evidence:
A. is not a dismissal on the merits.
B. is not a dismissal on the merits, unless it specifies otherwise.
C. is a dismissal on the merits.
D. none of the above.

A

B (CPLR 5011)

43
Q

A motion for relief from judgment or order based on excusable default
must be made within____of service of copy of judgment or order.
A. 30 days B. 90 days C. 1 year D. 5 years

A

C (CPLR 5015)

44
Q

Generally, payments following settlement of a case are due as follows:
Generally, payment is due within__days after tender of release from
plaintiff. In cases where defendant is municipality, any subdivision thereof,
or public corporation not indemnified by NYS: payment is due within___
days after tender of executed release & discontinuance. In an action where
defendant is state: ____days after comptroller has determined he has
received the required settlement papers.
A. 21….60…90 B. 21…90….90
C. 30…60….90 D. 30…90….90

A

B (CPLR 5003)