UR 208 volume 3 Flashcards

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§ 208.19 Notice of calendars

A notice shall be published in a law journal designated by the Chief Administrator of the Courts of any and all calls of the reserve calendars at least _____ court days before such call

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five

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§ 208.20 Special preferences

Any party claiming a preference under CPLR 3403 may apply to the court by making a motion in a motion part. If a preference is granted, the action shall be placed on a ready calendar for a day certain ahead of all non-preferred pending cases, as directed by the court, unless the court otherwise orders.

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§ 208.20 Special preferences

Any party claiming a preference under CPLR 3403 may apply to the court by making a motion in a motion part. If a preference is granted, the action shall be placed on a ready calendar for a day certain ahead of all non-preferred pending cases, as directed by the court, unless the court otherwise orders.

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§ 208.21 Objection to applications for special preference

Any other party may file opposing papers to special preference:

▪ Within _____ days of notice of trial + motion for special preference
▪ OR ________ days of service of motion for special preference Rebuttal must be filed within ______ days.

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20… 10… 5

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§ 208.22 Pretrial and prearbitration conference calendars

There shall be such pretrial conference parts and calendars and such mandatory pretrial and pre- arbitration conferences as may be established by the Chief Administrator of the Courts.

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§ 208.22 Pretrial and prearbitration conference calendars

There shall be such pretrial conference parts and calendars and such mandatory pretrial and pre- arbitration conferences as may be established by the Chief Administrator of the Courts.

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§ 208.23 CALL OF RESERVE, READY AND GENERAL CALENDARS

There shall be a call of actions on the reserve calendars in sequence and in sufficient number to insure a steady supply of cases to the ready calendar.

When such a call is held, the actions thereon, if marked “ready,” action shall be added to the ready calendar, or may be marked “disposed” or stricken from the calendar.

Actions on the ready calendar shall be called in order and shall be announced “ready,” “ready subject to engagement,” or “disposed.”

If the inability to proceed to trial is expected to exceed ____ days, the action shall be returned to the reserve calendar or stricken from the calendar as circumstances warrant.

Actions announced “ready” on the call of the calendar shall be assigned in order to the available trial parts.

When an action has been announced “ready” but no part is immediately available, counsel may arrange with the calendar judge to be summoned by telephone. At such time or times and in such manner as the Chief Administrator may direct, a call shall be made of all actions on the general calendar not reached on a ready calendar.

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§ 208.24 Day certain for trial

  • Applications for a day certain for trial shall be made to the calendar judge.
  • If no calendar part has been established, to the trial judge on an affidavit of the attorney or a stipulation of the attorneys for all parties.
  • If a day certain is ordered, the action shall be withheld from the ready calendar until that day, at which time it shall appear at the top of the ready calendar.
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§ 208.24 Day certain for trial

  • Applications for a day certain for trial shall be made to the calendar judge.
  • If no calendar part has been established, to the trial judge on an affidavit of the attorney or a stipulation of the attorneys for all parties.
  • If a day certain is ordered, the action shall be withheld from the ready calendar until that day, at which time it shall appear at the top of the ready calendar.
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§ 208.25 Engagement of counsel

No adjournment shall be granted on the ground of ______

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engagement of counsel.

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§ 208.27 Submission of papers for trial

The following papers, if not yet submitted, shall be submitted to the court by the party who has filed the notice of trial:

  1. copies of all marked pleadings
  2. a copy of any statutory provision, in effect at the time the cause of action arose upon which either the plaintiff or defendant relies
  3. a copy of the bill of particulars, if any

If so ordered, the parties shall submit to the court, before the commencement of trial, trial memoranda which shall be exchanged among counsel.

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§ 208.27 Submission of papers for trial

The following papers, if not yet submitted, shall be submitted to the court by the party who has filed the notice of trial:

  1. copies of all marked pleadings
  2. a copy of any statutory provision, in effect at the time the cause of action arose upon which either the plaintiff or defendant relies
  3. a copy of the bill of particulars, if any

If so ordered, the parties shall submit to the court, before the commencement of trial, trial memoranda which shall be exchanged among counsel.

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§ 208.28 Absence of attorney during trial

  • All trial counsel shall remain in attendance at all stages of the trial until the jury retires to deliberate unless excused by the judge.
  • The court may permit counsel to leave, provided counsel remain in telephone contact with the court.
  • Any counsel not present during the jury deliberation waives any irregularity in proceedings taken in his or her absence.
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§ 208.28 Absence of attorney during trial

  • All trial counsel shall remain in attendance at all stages of the trial until the jury retires to deliberate unless excused by the judge.
  • The court may permit counsel to leave, provided counsel remain in telephone contact with the court.
  • Any counsel not present during the jury deliberation waives any irregularity in proceedings taken in his or her absence.
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***§ 208.29 Traverse hearings

  • A traverse hearing is a scheduled hearing to determine whether ____________ validly and timely upon a party.
  • In a traverse hearing the ______________ will testify as to the service and will bring to the hearing all records in his possession to the matter at issue.
  • Where the process server is ____________ , he also shall bring the license to the court.
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process was served….. process server…licensed

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§ 208.31 Restoration after jury disagreement, mistrial or order for new trial.

An action, in which there has been an inability by a jury to reach a verdict, a mistrial or a new trial granted by the trial judge or an appellate court, shall be restored to the ready calendar by filing a notice with the appropriate clerk.

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§ 208.31 Restoration after jury disagreement, mistrial or order for new trial.

An action, in which there has been an inability by a jury to reach a verdict, a mistrial or a new trial granted by the trial judge or an appellate court, shall be restored to the ready calendar by filing a notice with the appropriate clerk.

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§ 208.32 Damages, inquest after default; proof

In any action where it is necessary to take an inquest before the court, the party seeking damages may submit the proof required by oral testimony of witnesses in open court or by written statements of the witnesses, in narrative or question-and-answer form, signed and sworn to.

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§ 208.32 Damages, inquest after default; proof

In any action where it is necessary to take an inquest before the court, the party seeking damages may submit the proof required by oral testimony of witnesses in open court or by written statements of the witnesses, in narrative or question-and-answer form, signed and sworn to.

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§ 208.33 Submission of orders, judgments and decrees for signature

Proposed orders or judgments must be submitted for signature, unless otherwise directed by the court, within________ days after the signing and filing of the decision directing that the order be settled or submitted.

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60

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§ 208.33 Submission of orders, judgments and decrees for signature

Failure to submit the order or judgment timely shall be deemed an __________ of the motion or action, unless for good cause shown.

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abandonment

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§ 208.33 Submission of orders, judgments and decrees for signature

When settlement of an order or judgment is directed by the court, a copy of the proposed order or judgment with notice of settlement shall be served on all parties either:

  1. by personal service not less than ____ days before the date of settlement
  2. by mail not less than _______ days before the date of settlement
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05…….10

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§ 208.33 Submission of orders, judgments and decrees for signature

Proposed counter orders or judgments shall be served on all parties by personal service not less than _____ days, or by mail, not less than _____ days, before the date of settlement.

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2……….7

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§ 208.34 Absence or disqualification of assigned judge

Whenever a judge is temporarily absent or is disqualified any proceedings or scheduled appearances must be ____________

A. Adjourned
B. Reassigned
C. Dismissed
D. Stayed

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B. Reassigned

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§ 208.35 BIFURCATED TRIALS

▪ __________ and _______ are tried separate.
▪ ________ shall be tried first unless court orders otherwise.
▪ During opening statements while the liability portion is going on attorneys may not discuss any question regarding damages.
- The damages portion shall be tried before the same jury unless court orders otherwise.

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Liability and damages………. Liability

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§ 208.36 Infants’ and incapacitated persons’ claims and proceedings

The settlement of an action by an infant or judicially declared incapacitated person (including an incompetent or conservatee) shall comply with CPLR 1207 and 1208, 22 NYCRR 202.67 and, in the case of an infant, with section 474 of the Judiciary Law.

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§ 208.36 Infants’ and incapacitated persons’ claims and proceedings

The settlement of an action by an infant or judicially declared incapacitated person (including an incompetent or conservatee) shall comply with CPLR 1207 and 1208, 22 NYCRR 202.67 and, in the case of an infant, with section 474 of the Judiciary Law.

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§ 208.37 Executions

An execution may not be issued against:

▪ any party who has appeared by an attorney in an action or proceeding unless a copy of the judgment has been duly served upon the attorney for such party Original
▪ any party who has appeared in person in any action and who defaults in answering either the original or an amended or supplemental complaint, unless a copy of the judgment has been duly served upon such party personally or mailed to such party, by ___________ mail.

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certified

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§ 208.38 Appeals

A notice of appeal shall not be accepted for filing without ______ upon all parties.

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proof of service

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§ 208.39 PROCEDURES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGMENTS UNDER CPLR 52

All subpoenas or other process shall be filed with the clerk of the appropriate motion part, with proper affidavits of service, at least _______ court days before the return day.

EXCEPTION: where service was made too late for filing within such time, filing shall be made before the hour of the return date.

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2

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§ 208.39 PROCEDURES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGMENTS UNDER CPLR 52

There shall be no more than ________ adjournments of the examination of a judgment debtor or other person, including a garnishee.

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two

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§ 208.39 PROCEDURES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGMENTS UNDER CPLR 52

Every subpoena or other process shall have endorsed on its face, in bold type, the words: “This subpoena or process (as the case may be) requires your personal appearance at the time and place specified. Failure to appear may subject you to fine and imprisonment for contempt of court.”

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§ 208.39 PROCEDURES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGMENTS UNDER CPLR 52

Every subpoena or other process shall have endorsed on its face, in bold type, the words: “This subpoena or process (as the case may be) requires your personal appearance at the time and place specified. Failure to appear may subject you to fine and imprisonment for contempt of court.”

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§ 208.40 Arbitration

Alternative method of dispute resolution by arbitration. Where the Chief Administrator of the Courts has established this arbitration program, 22 NYCRR Part 28 shall control the proceedings. Where the parties agree to arbitrate a claim under NYCCCA 206, arbitration proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with CPLR 75.

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§ 208.40 Arbitration

Alternative method of dispute resolution by arbitration. Where the Chief Administrator of the Courts has established this arbitration program, 22 NYCRR Part 28 shall control the proceedings. Where the parties agree to arbitrate a claim under NYCCCA 206, arbitration proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with CPLR 75.

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§ 208.18 CALENDARS OF TRIABLE ACTIONS

When actions are advanced from one calendar to another they shall progress from the _______ of one calendar to the _____ of the next calendar.

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Head ……foot