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• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 101
  Short title; application.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 102
  Amendment, rescission or adoption of rules.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 103
  Form of civil judicial proceedings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 104
  Construction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 105
  Definitions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 106
  Civil and criminal prosecutions not merged.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 107
  Appendix of official forms.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 201
  Application of article.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 202
  Cause of action accruing without the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 203
  Method of computing periods of limitation generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 204
  Stay of commencement of action; demand for arbitration.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 205
  Termination of action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 206
  Computing periods of limitation in particular actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 207
  Defendant's absence from state or residence under false name.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 208
  Infancy, insanity.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 209
  War.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 210
  Death of claimant or person liable; cause of action accruing after death and before grant of letters.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 211
  Actions to be commenced within twenty years.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 212
  Actions to be commenced within ten years.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 213
  Actions to be commenced within six years: where not otherwise provided for; on contract; on sealed instrument; on bond or note, and mortgage upon real
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 213-A
  Actions to be commenced within four years; residential rent overcharge.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 213-B
  Action by a victim of a criminal offense.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 214
  Actions to be commenced within three years: for non-payment of money collected on execution; for penalty created by statute; to recover chattel; for i
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 214-A
  Action for medical, dental or podiatric malpractice to be commenced within two years and six months; exceptions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 214-B
  Action to recover damages for personal injury caused by contact with or exposure to phenoxy herbicides.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 214-C
  Certain actions to be commenced within three years of discovery.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 214-D
  Limitations on certain actions against licensed engineers and architects.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 214-E
  Action to recover damages for personal injury caused by the infusion of such blood products which result in the contraction of the human immunodeficie
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 215
  Actions to be commenced within one year: against sheriff, coroner or constable; for escape of prisoner; for assault, battery, false imprisonment, mali
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 216
  Abbreviation of period to one year after notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 217
  Proceeding against body or officer; actions complaining about conduct that would constitute a union's breach of its duty of fair representation; four
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 218
  Transitional provisions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 301
  Jurisdiction over persons, property or status.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 302
  Personal jurisdiction by acts of non-domiciliaries.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 303
  Designation of attorney as agent for service.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 304
  Method of commencing action or special proceeding. Expiration Date: 09/01/2009
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R305
  Summons; supplemental summons, amendment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R306
  Proof of service.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 306-A
  Index number in an action commenced in supreme or county court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 306-B
  Service of the summons and complaint, summons with notice, third-party summons and complaint, or petition with a notice of petition or order to show c
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 307
  Personal service upon the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 308
  Personal service upon a natural person.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 309
  Personal service upon an infant, incompetent or conservatee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 310
  Personal service upon a partnership.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 310-A
  Personal service upon a limited partnership.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 311
  Personal service upon a corporation or governmental subdivision.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 311-A
  Personal service on limited liability companies.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 312
  Personal service upon a court, board or commission.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 312-A
  Personal service by mail.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 313
  Service without the state giving personal jurisdiction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 314
  Service without the state not giving personal jurisdiction in certain actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 315
  Service by publication authorized.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R316
  Service by publication.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 317
  Defense by person to whom summons not personally delivered.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R318
  Designation of agent for service.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R320
  Defendant's appearance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 321
  Attorneys.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R322
  Authority for appearance of attorney in real property action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 325
  Grounds for removal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R326
  Procedure on removal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R327
  Inconvenient forum.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R328
  Assistance to tribunals and litigants outside the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 401
  Parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 402
  Pleadings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 403
  Notice of petition; service; order to show cause.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 404
  Objections in point of law.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 405
  Correction of defects in papers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R406
  Motions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 407
  Severance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 408
  Disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R409
  Hearing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 410
  Trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R411
  Judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 501
  Contractual provisions fixing venue.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 502
  Conflicting venue provisions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 503
  Venue based on residence.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 504
  Actions against counties, cities, towns, villages, school districts and district corporations.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 505
  Actions involving public authorities.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 506
  Where special proceeding commenced.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 507
  Real property actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 508
  Actions to recover a chattel.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 509
  Venue in county designated.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 510
  Grounds for change of place of trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R511
  Change of place of trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R512
  Change of place of trial of action or issue triable without a jury.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 513
  Misplacement of venue in consumer credit transactions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 601
  Joinder of claims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 602
  Consolidation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 603
  Severance and separate trials.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 604
  Change by supreme court of place of trial of action pending in another court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 901
  Prerequisites to a class action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 902
  Order allowing class action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 903
  Description of class.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 904
  Notice of class action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 905
  Judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 906
  Actions conducted partially as class actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R907
  Orders in conduct of class actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R908
  Dismissal, discontinuance or compromise.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R909
  Attorneys' fees.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1001
  Necessary joinder of parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1002
  Permissive joinder of parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1003
  Nonjoinder and misjoinder of parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1004
  When joinder unnecessary.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1006
  Interpleader.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1007
  When third-party practice allowed.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1008
  Answer of third-party defendant; defenses.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1009
  Claim by plaintiff against third-party defendant.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1010
  Dismissal or separate trial of third-party complaint.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1011
  Successive third-party proceedings; counterclaims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1012
  Intervention as of right; notice to attorney-general, city, county, town or village where constitutionality in issue.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1013
  Intervention by permission.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1014
  Proposed intervention pleading.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1015
  Substitution upon death.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1016
  Substitution of committee or conservator.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1017
  Substitution in case of receivership or dissolution of a corporation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1018
  Substitution upon transfer of interest.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1019
  Substitution of public officers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1020
  Substitution of indemnitors for executing or attaching officer.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1021
  Substitution procedure; dismissal for failure to substitute; presentation of appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1022
  Substitution: extension of time for taking procedural steps.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1023
  Public body or officer described by official title.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1024
  Unknown parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1025
  Partnerships and unincorporated associations.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1026
  Review of determinations by administrative officers of the unified court system.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1101
  Motion for permission to proceed as a poor person; affidavit; certificate; notice; waiver of fee; when motion not required.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1102
  Privileges of poor person.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1103
  Distribution of recovery in favor of poor person.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1201
  Representation of infant, incompetent person, or conservatee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1202
  Appointment of guardian ad litem.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1203
  Default judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1204
  Compensation of guardian ad litem.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1205
  Liability for costs of infant, judicially declared incompetent, or conservatee, or representative.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1206
  Disposition of proceeds of claim of infant, judicially declared incompetent or conservatee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1207
  Settlement of action or claim by infant, judicially declared incompetent or conservatee, by whom motion made; special proceeding; notice; order of set
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1208
  Settlement procedure; papers; representation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1209
  Arbitration of controversy involving infant, judicially declared incompetent or conservatee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1210
  Guardian of infant.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R1211
  Allowance for infant's support.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1301
  Actions in behalf of the people to be brought in the name of the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1302
  Action brought on relation of a person.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1303
  Procedure in action brought by the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1310
  Definitions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1311
  Forfeiture actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1311-A
  Subpoena duces tecum.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1312
  Provisional remedies; generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1313
  Debt or property subject to attachment; proper garnishee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1314
  Attaching creditor's rights in personal property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1315
  Discharge of garnishee's obligation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1316
  Order of attachment on notice; temporary restraining order; contents.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1317
  Order of attachment without notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1318
  Motion papers; filing; demand; damages.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1319
  Service of summons.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1320
  Levy upon personal property by service of order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1321
  Levy upon personal property by seizure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1322
  Levy upon real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1323
  Additional undertaking to carrier garnishee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1324
  Claiming agent's duties after levy.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1325
  Garnishee's statement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1326
  Disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1327
  Proceedings to determine adverse claims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1328
  Discharge of attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1329
  Vacating or modifying attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1330
  Annulment of attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1331
  Return of property; directions to clerk and claiming agent.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1332
  Disposition of attachment property after execution issued; priority of orders of attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1333
  Grounds for preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1334
  Motion papers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1335
  Temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1336
  Vacating or modifying preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1337
  Ascertaining damages sustained by reason of preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1338
  Appointment and powers of temporary receiver.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1339
  Oath.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1340
  Undertaking.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1341
  Accounts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1342
  Removal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1343
  Notice of pendency; constructive notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1344
  Filing, content and indexing of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1345
  Service of summons.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1346
  Duration of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1347
  Motion for cancellation of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1348
  Undertaking for cancellation of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1349
  Disposal of property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1350
  Rules of procedure; in general.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1351
  Application of article.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1352
  Preservation of other rights and remedies.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1353
  Civil remedies.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1354
  Joinder of a party.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1355
  Civil actions notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1401
  Claim for contribution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1402
  Amount of contribution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1403
  How contribution claimed.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1404
  Rights of persons entitled to damages not affected; Rights of indemnity or subrogation preserved.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1411
  Damages recoverable when contributory negligence or assumption of risk is established.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1412
  Burden of pleading; burden of proof.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1413
  Applicability.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1501
  Actions against persons jointly liable; service of summons; judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1502
  Provisional remedies and defenses in subsequent action against co-obligor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1600
  Definitions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1601
  Limited liability of persons jointly liable.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1602
  Application.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 1603
  Burdens of proof.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2001
  Mistakes, omissions, defects and irregularities.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2002
  Error in ruling of court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2003
  Irregularity in judicial sale.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2004
  Extensions of time generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2005
  Excusable delay or default.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2101
  Form of papers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2102
  Filing of papers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2103
  Service of papers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2103-A
  Confidentiality of addresses in civil proceedings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2104
  Stipulations.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2105
  Certification by attorney.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2106
  Affirmation of truth of statement by attorney, physician, osteopath or dentist.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2201
  Stay.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2211
  Application for order; when motion made.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2212
  Where motion made, in supreme court action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2213
  Where motion made, in county court action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2214
  Motion papers; service; time.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2215
  Relief demanded by other than moving party.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2217
  Prior motion; ex parte motion; transfer of motion.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2218
  Trial of issue raised on motion.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2219
  Time and form of order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2220
  Entry and filing of order; service.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2221
  Motion affecting prior order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2222
  Docketing order as judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2223
  Duties of officer receiving mandate.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2301
  Scope of subpoena.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2302
  Authority to issue.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2303
  Service of subpoena; payment of fees in advance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2304
  Motion to quash, fix conditions or modify.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2305
  Attendance required pursuant to subpoena; possession of books, records, documents or papers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2306
  Hospital records; medical records of department or bureau of a municipal corporation or of the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2307
  Books, papers and other things of a library, department or bureau of a municipal corporation or of the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2308
  Disobedience of subpoena.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2309
  Oaths and affirmations.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2310
  Exclusions from article.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2401
  Order when publication cannot be made.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2402
  Computation of time for publication of notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2501
  Undertaking; definition.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2502
  Surety; form of affidavit; two or more undertakings; condition; acknowledgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2503
  Undertaking of more than one thousand dollars; real property; lien.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2504
  Waiver of undertaking; removal and change of parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2505
  Filing of undertaking; service upon adverse party; time when effective.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2506
  Exception to surety; allowance where no exception taken.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2507
  Justification of surety.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2508
  Motion for new or additional undertaking.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2509
  Control of assets by agreement with surety.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2510
  Discharge of surety on the undertaking of a fiduciary.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2511
  Liability of surety.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2512
  Undertaking by the state, municipal corporation or public officer.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2513
  Action on undertaking to a public officer, board or municipal corporation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2601
  Payment of money or securities into court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2602
  Payment into court of property other than money or securities; deposit with warehouse or safe deposit company.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2603
  Cost of administration of property paid into court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2604
  Calculation of gross sum in lieu of income.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2605
  Duties of depositories.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2606
  Obtaining order for payment out of court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2607
  Payment of property paid into court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2608
  Liability of custodian.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R2609
  Deposit by referee appointed to sell property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2701
  When court may order disposition of property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2702
  Sale of property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 2703
  Enforcement of order directing disposition of property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3001
  Declaratory judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3002
  Actions and relief not barred for inconsistency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3003
  Action for periodic payments due under pension or retirement contract no bar to action for future installments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3004
  Where restoration of benefits before judgment unnecessary.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3005
  Relief against mistake of law.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3011
  Kinds of pleadings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3012
  Service of pleadings and demand for complaint.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3012-A
  Certificate of merit in medical, dental and podiatric malpractice actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3013
  Particularity of statements generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3014
  Statements.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3015
  Particularity as to specific matters.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3016
  Particularity in specific actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3017
  Demand for relief.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3018
  Responsive pleadings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3019
  Counterclaims and cross-claims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3020
  Verification.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3021
  Form of affidavit of verification.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3022
  Remedy for defective verification.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3023
  Construction of verified pleading.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3024
  Motion to correct pleadings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3025
  Amended and supplemental pleadings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3026
  Construction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3031
  Simplified procedure for court determination of disputes--action without pleadings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3032
  Contents of statement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3033
  Contracts to submit; enforcement of submission.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3034
  Motion procedure to settle statement terms.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3035
  Simplified procedure authorized.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3036
  Court determination.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3037
  Appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3041
  Bill of particulars in any case.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3042
  Procedure for bill of particulars.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3043
  Bill of particulars in personal injury actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3044
  Verification of bill of particulars.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3045
  Arbitration of damages in medical, dental or podiatric malpractice actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3101
  Scope of disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3102
  Method of obtaining disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3103
  Protective orders.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3104
  Supervision of disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3105
  Notice to party in default.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3106
  Priority of depositions; witnesses; prisoners; designation of deponent.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3107
  Notice of taking oral questions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3108
  Written questions; when permitted.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3109
  Notice of taking deposition on written questions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3110
  Where the deposition is to be taken within the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3111
  Production of things at the examination.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3112
  Errors in notice for taking depositions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3113
  Conduct of the examination.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3114
  Examination of witness who does not understand the English language.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3115
  Objections to qualification of person taking deposition; competency; questions and answers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3116
  Signing deposition; physical preparation; copies.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3117
  Use of depositions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3118
  Demand for address of party or of person who possessed an assigned cause of action or defense.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3120
  Discovery and production of documents and things for inspection, testing, copying or photographing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3121
  Physical or mental examination.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3122
  Objection to disclosure, inspection or examination; compliance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3122-A
  Certification of business records.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3123
  Admissions as to matters of fact, papers, documents and photographs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3124
  Failure to disclose; motion to compel disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3125
  Place where motion to compel disclosure made.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3126
  Penalties for refusal to comply with order or to disclose.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3130
  Use of interrogatories.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3131
  Scope of interrogatories.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3132
  Service of interrogatories.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3133
  Service of answers or objections to interrogatories.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3140
  Disclosure of appraisals in proceedings for condemnation, appropriation or review of tax assessments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3201
  Confession of judgment before default on certain installment contracts invalid.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3211
  Motion to dismiss.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3212
  Motion for summary judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3213
  Motion for summary judgment in lieu of complaint.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3214
  Motions heard by judge supervising disclosure; stay of disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3215
  Default judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3216
  Want of prosecution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3217
  Voluntary discontinuance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 3218
  Judgment by confession.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3219
  Tender.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3220
  Offer to liquidate damages conditionally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3221
  Offer to compromise.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3222
  Action on submitted facts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3401
  Rules for the hearing of causes.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3402
  Note of issue.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3403
  Trial preferences.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3404
  Dismissal of abandoned cases.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3405
  Arbitration of certain claims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3406
  Mandatory filing and pre-calendar conference in dental, podiatric and medical malpractice actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R3407
  Preliminary conference in personal injury actions involving certain terminally ill parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4001
  Powers of referees.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4011
  Sequence of trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4012
  Marked pleadings furnished.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4013
  Trial elsewhere than at courthouse.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4014
  Duration of trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4015
  Time for motion for referee or advisory jury.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4016
  Opening and closing statements.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4017
  Objections.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4018
  Increased damages.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4019
  Recording in camera interviews of infants.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4101
  Issues triable by a jury revealed before trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4102
  Demand and waiver of trial by jury; specification of issues.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4103
  Issues triable by a jury revealed at trial; demand and waiver of trial by jury.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4104
  Number of jurors.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4105
  Persons who constitute the jury.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4106
  Alternate jurors.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4107
  Judge present at examination of jurors.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4108
  Challenges generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4109
  Peremptory challenges.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4110
  Challenges for cause.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4110-A
  Competency of inhabitants as justices or jurors; undertakings not required of village.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4110-B
  Instructions to jury; objection.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4110-C
  Trial jury; viewing of premises.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4111
  General and special verdicts and written interrogatories.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4112
  Entry of verdict.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4113
  Disagreement by jury.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4201
  Powers of referees to report.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4211
  Issues to be decided by the court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4212
  Advisory jury; referee to report.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4213
  Decision of the court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4301
  Powers of referee to determine.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4311
  Order of reference.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4312
  Number of referees; qualifications.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4313
  Notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4314
  Successor referee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4315
  Referee to be sworn.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4316
  Procedure where more than one referee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4317
  When reference to determine may be used.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4318
  Conduct of trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4319
  Decision.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4320
  Reference to report.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4321
  Fees and expenses.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4401
  Motion for judgment during trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4401-A
  Motion for judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4402
  Motion for continuance or new trial during trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4403
  Motion for new trial or to confirm or reject or grant other relief after reference to report or verdict of advisory jury.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4404
  Post-trial motion for judgment and new trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4405
  Time and judge before whom post-trial motion made.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4406
  Single post-trial motion.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4501
  Self-incrimination.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4502
  Spouse.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4503
  Attorney.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4504
  Physician, dentist, podiatrist, chiropractor and nurse.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4505
  Confidential communication to clergy privileged.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4506
  Eavesdropping evidence; admissibility; motion to suppress in certain cases.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4507
  Psychologist.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4508
  Social worker.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4509
  Library records.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4510
  Rape crisis counselor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4511
  Judicial notice of law.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4512
  Competency of interested witness or spouse.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4513
  Competency of person convicted of crime.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4514
  Impeachment of witness by prior inconsistent statement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4515
  Form of expert opinion.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4516
  Proof of age of child.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4517
  Prior testimony in a civil action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4518
  Business records.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4519
  Personal transaction or communication between witness and decedent or mentally ill person.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4520
  Certificate or affidavit of public officer.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4521
  Lack of record.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4522
  Ancient filed maps, surveys and records affecting real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4523
  Search by title insurance or abstract company.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4524
  Conveyance of real property without the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4525
  Copies of statements under article nine of the uniform commercial code.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4526
  Marriage certificate.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4527
  Death or other status of missing person.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4528
  Weather conditions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4529
  Inspection certificate issued by United States department of agriculture.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4530
  Certificate of population.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4531
  Affidavit of service or posting notice by person unavailable at trial.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4532
  Self-authentication of newspapers and periodicals of general circulation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4532-A
  Admissibility of graphic, numerical, symbolic or pictorial representations of medical or diagnostic tests.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4533
  Market reports.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4533-A
  Prima facie proof of damages.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4533-B
  Proof of payment by joint tort-feasor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4534
  Standard of measurement used by surveyor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4536
  Proof of writing by comparison of handwriting.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4537
  Proof of writing subscribed by witness.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4538
  Acknowledged, proved or certified writing; conveyance of real property without the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4539
  Reproductions of original.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4540
  Authentication of official record of court or government office in the United States.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4541
  Proof of proceedings before justice of the peace.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R4542
  Proof of foreign records and documents.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4543
  Proof of facts or writing by methods other than those authorized in this article.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4544
  Contracts in small print.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4545
  Admissibility of collateral source of payment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4546
  Loss of earnings and impairment of earning ability in actions for medical, dental or podiatric malpractice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4547
  Compromise and offers to compromise.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 4548
  Privileged communications; electronic communication thereof.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5001
  Interest to verdict, report or decision.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5002
  Interest from verdict, report or decision to judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5003
  Interest upon judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5003-A
  Prompt payment following settlement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5004
  Rate of interest.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5011
  Definition and content of judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5012
  Judgment upon part of cause of action; upon several causes.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5013
  Effect of judgment dismissing claim.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5014
  Action upon judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5015
  Relief from judgment or order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5016
  Entry of judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5017
  Judgment-roll.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5018
  Docketing of judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5019
  Validity and correction of judgment or order; amendment of docket.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5020
  Satisfaction-piece.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5020-A
  Payment of judgment in certain cases.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5021
  Entry of satisfaction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5031
  Basis for determining judgment to be entered.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5032
  Form of security.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5033
  Posting and maintaining security.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5034
  Failure to make payment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5036
  Adjustment of payments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5037
  Settlements.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5038
  Assignment of periodic installments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5039
  Duties of superintendent of insurance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5041
  Basis for determining judgment to be entered.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5042
  Form of security.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5043
  Posting and maintaining security.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5044
  Failure to make payment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5045
  Effect of death of judgment creditor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5046
  Adjustment of payments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5047
  Settlements.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5048
  Assignment of periodic installments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5049
  Duties of superintendent of insurance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5101
  Enforcement of money judgment or order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5102
  Enforcement of judgment or order awarding possession of real property or a chattel.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5103
  Enforcement of judgment or order directing sale of real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5104
  Enforcement of judgment or order by contempt.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5105
  Alternative enforcement of judgment or order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5106
  Appointment of receiver.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5107
  Conveyance by sheriff.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5201
  Debt or property subject to enforcement; proper garnishee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5202
  Judgment creditor's rights in personal property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5203
  Priorities and liens upon real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5204
  Release of lien or levy upon appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5205
  Personal property exempt from application to the satisfaction of money judgments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5206
  Real property exempt from application to the satisfaction of money judgments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5207
  Enforcement involving the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5208
  Enforcement after death of judgment debtor; leave of court; extension of lien.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5209
  Discharge of garnishee's obligation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5210
  Power of court to punish for contempt.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5211
  Privilege on examination; immunity.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5221
  Where enforcement proceeding commenced.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5222
  Restraining notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5223
  Disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5224
  Subpoena; procedure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5225
  Payment or delivery of property of judgment debtor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5226
  Installment payment order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5227
  Payment of debts owed to judgment debtor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5228
  Receivers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5229
  Enforcement before judgment entered.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5230
  Executions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5231
  Income execution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5232
  Levy upon personal property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5233
  Sale of personal property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5234
  Distribution of proceeds of personal property; priorities.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5235
  Levy upon real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5236
  Sale of real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5237
  Failure of title to property sold.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5238
  Directions to the sheriff.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5239
  Proceeding to determine adverse claims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5240
  Modification or protective order; supervision of enforcement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5241
  Income execution for support enforcement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5242
  Income deduction order for support enforcement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5250
  Arrest of judgment debtor.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5251
  Disobedience of subpoena, restraining notice or order; false swearing; destroying notice of sale.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5252
  Discrimination against employees and prospective employees based upon wage assignment or income execution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5301
  Definitions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5302
  Applicability.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5303
  Recognition and enforcement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5304
  Grounds for non-recognition.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5305
  Personal jurisdiction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5306
  Stay in case of appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5307
  Recognition in other situations.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5308
  Uniformity of interpretation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5309
  Citation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5401
  Definition.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5402
  Filing and status of foreign judgments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5403
  Notice of filing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5404
  Stay.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5405
  Fees.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5406
  Optional procedure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5407
  Uniformity of interpretation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5408
  Citation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5501
  Scope of review.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5511
  Permissible appellant and respondent.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5512
  Appealable paper; entry of order made out of court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5513
  Time to take appeal, cross-appeal or move for permission to appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5514
  Extension of time to take appeal or to move for permission to appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5515
  Taking an appeal; notice of appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5516
  Motion for permission to appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5517
  Subsequent orders.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5518
  Preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order by appellate division.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5519
  Stay of enforcement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5520
  Omissions; appeal by improper method.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5521
  Preferences.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5522
  Disposition of appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5523
  Restitution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5524
  Entry of order; remittitur and further proceedings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5525
  Preparation and settlement of transcript; statement in lieu of transcript.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5526
  Content and form of record on appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5527
  Statement in lieu of record on appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5528
  Content of briefs and appendices.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5529
  Form of briefs and appendices.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5530
  Filing record and briefs; service of briefs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5531
  Description of action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R5532
  Stipulation in lieu of certification.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5601
  Appeals to the court of appeals as of right.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5602
  Appeals to the court of appeals by permission.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5611
  When appellate division order deemed final.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5612
  Presumptions as to determinations of questions of fact.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5613
  Disposition upon reversal or modification.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5614
  Disposition upon certified questions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5615
  Disposition upon appeal from order granting new trial or hearing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5701
  Appeals to appellate division from supreme and county courts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5702
  Appeals to appellate division from other courts of original instance.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5703
  Appeals to appellate division from appellate courts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5704
  Review of ex parte orders.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5711
  Where appeal heard.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5712
  Content of order determining appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 5713
  Content of order granting permission to appeal to court of appeals.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6001
  Kinds of provisional remedies; when remedy available to defendant.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6201
  Grounds for attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6202
  Debt or property subject to attachment; proper garnishee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6203
  Attaching creditor's rights in personal property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6204
  Discharge of garnishee's obligation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6210
  Order of attachment on notice; temporary restraining order; contents.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6211
  Order of attachment without notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R6212
  Motion papers; undertaking; filing; demand; damages.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6213
  Service of summons.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6214
  Levy upon personal property by service of order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6215
  Levy upon personal property by seizure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6216
  Levy upon real property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6217
  Additional undertaking to carrier garnishee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6218
  Sheriff's duties after levy.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6219
  Garnishee's statement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6220
  Disclosure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6221
  Proceedings to determine adverse claims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6222
  Discharge of attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6223
  Vacating or modifying attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6224
  Annulment of attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6225
  Return of property; directions to clerk and sheriff.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6226
  Disposition of attached property after execution issued; priority of orders of attachment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6301
  Grounds for preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6311
  Preliminary injunction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R6312
  Motion papers; undertaking; issues of fact.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6313
  Temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6314
  Vacating or modifying preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6315
  Ascertaining damages sustained by reason of preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6330
  Obscene prints and articles; jurisdiction.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6401
  Appointment and powers of temporary receiver.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6402
  Oath.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6403
  Undertaking.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6404
  Accounts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6405
  Removal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6501
  Notice of pendency; constructive notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R6511
  Filing, content and indexing of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6512
  Service of summons.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6513
  Duration of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6514
  Motion for cancellation of notice of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6515
  Undertaking for cancellation of notice of pendency; security by plaintiff.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 6516
  Successive notices of pendency.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7001
  Application of article; special proceeding.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7002
  Petition.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7003
  When the writ shall be issued.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7004
  Content of writ.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7005
  Service of the writ.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7006
  Obedience to the writ.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7007
  Warrant preceding or accompanying writ.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7008
  Return.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7009
  Hearing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7010
  Determination of proceeding.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7011
  Appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7012
  Redetention after discharge.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7101
  When action may be brought.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7102
  Seizure of chattel on behalf of plaintiff.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7103
  Reclaiming, impounding or returning chattel.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7104
  Seizing, reclaiming or returning less than all chattels.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7105
  Sale of perishable property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7106
  Payment of sheriff's fees and expenses; liability of sheriff.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7107
  Sheriff's return.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7108
  Judgment; execution in certain cases; enforcement by contempt.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7109
  Unique chattel.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7110
  Sheriff's powers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7111
  Action on undertaking.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7112
  Testimony by deposition to ascertain location of chattel.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7201
  Action by state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7202
  Action by person aggrieved.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7203
  Action by common informer.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7204
  Recovery of part of penalty or forfeiture.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7205
  Defense of good faith reliance on judicial decision.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7501
  Effect of arbitration agreement.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7502
  Applications to the court; venue; statutes of limitation; provisional remedies.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7503
  Application to compel or stay arbitration; stay of action; notice of intention to arbitrate.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7504
  Court appointment of arbitrator.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7505
  Powers of arbitrator.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7506
  Hearing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7507
  Award; form; time; delivery.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7508
  Award by confession.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7509
  Modification of award by arbitrator.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7510
  Confirmation of award.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7511
  Vacating or modifying award.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7512
  Death or incompetency of a party.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7513
  Fees and expenses.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7514
  Judgment on an award.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7550
  Definitions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7551
  Applicability.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7552
  Health care arbitration proceedings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7553
  Costs of the proceeding.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7554
  Selection of arbitrators.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7555
  Screening for bias; communication with arbitrator candidates.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7556
  Demand for arbitration; minors; consolidation of proceedings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7557
  Reparation offers; denials of liability.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7558
  Depositions and discovery; rules of the arbitration administrator; adjournments.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7559
  Hearing; evidence; record; neutral experts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7560
  Subpoenas.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7561
  Use of depositions; enforcement of discovery procedures.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7562
  Witnesses' fees and mileage; arbitrators' fees and expenses.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7563
  Briefs; award; decision.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7564
  Form of decision; costs upon frivolous claims and counterclaims.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7565
  Modification and judicial review of decision.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7601
  Special proceeding to enforce agreement that issue or controversy be determined by a person named or to be selected.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7701
  Special proceeding relating to express trust.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7702
  Verified account accompanying petition.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7703
  Joinder and representation of persons interested in trust property.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7704
  Reference.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7705
  Recording or filing instrument settling account.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7706
  Order on filing instrument settling account.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7801
  Nature of proceeding.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7802
  Parties.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7803
  Questions raised.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7804
  Procedure.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7805
  Stay.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 7806
  Judgment.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8001
  Persons subpoenaed; examination before trial; transcripts of records.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8002
  Stenographers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8003
  Referees.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8004
  Commissions of receivers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8005
  Commissions of trustees; advance payment of fees of an attorney-trustee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8006
  Premiums on undertakings by fiduciaries.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8007
  Printers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8008
  Fees and expenses of officer to be paid before transmission of paper.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8009
  Oaths; acknowledgments; certification or exemplification.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8010
  County treasurers.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8011
  Fixed fees of sheriffs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8012
  Mileage fees, poundage fees, additional compensation, and limitation on compensation of sheriffs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8013
  Expenses of sheriffs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8014
  Collection of sheriff's fees on execution.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8015
  County clerk where sheriff is a party or otherwise disqualified.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8016
  Clerks of courts of record generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8017
  Exemption of the state and counties, and agencies and officers thereof, from fees of clerks.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8018
  Index number fees of county clerks.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8019
  County clerks generally.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8020
  County clerks as clerks of court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8021
  County clerks other than as clerks of court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8022
  Fee on civil appeals proceedings before appellate courts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8101
  Costs in an action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8102
  Limitation of costs where action brought in higher court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8103
  Costs where parties prevail upon separate issues.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8104
  Costs in consolidated, severed or removed action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8105
  Costs where more than one plaintiff or defendant.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8106
  Costs upon motion.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8107
  Costs upon appeal.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8108
  Specification of denial or award of costs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8109
  Defendant's costs against the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8110
  Costs against a fiduciary.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8201
  Amount of costs in an action.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8202
  Amount of costs on motion.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8203
  Amount of costs on appeal to appellate division and appellate term.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8204
  Amount of costs on appeal to the court of appeals.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8301
  Taxable disbursements.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8302
  Additional allowance to plaintiff as of right in real property actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8303
  Additional allowance in the discretion of the court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8303-A
  Costs upon frivolous claims and counterclaims in actions to recover damages for personal injury, injury to property or wrongful death.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8401
  Computation by clerk.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8402
  Taxation with notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8403
  Taxation without notice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8404
  Judicial review of taxation or retaxation.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8501
  Security for costs.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8502
  Stay and dismissal on failure to give security.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8503
  Undertaking.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8600
  Intent and short title.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8601
  Fees and other expenses in certain actions against the state.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8602
  Definitions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8603
  Interest.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8604
  Annual report.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 8605
  Applicability.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9001
  No abatement by failure, adjournment, or change of time or place of term of court.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9002
  Death, disability or incapacity of judge following verdict, report, decision, or determination of motion or special proceeding.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9003
  Running of time when county judge disqualified from acting in a case.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9401
  Committee.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9402
  Application for admission.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9403
  Referral to another judicial district.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9404
  Certificate of character and fitness.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9405
  Prior application.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9406
  Proof.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9407
  Filing.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9701
  Records to be kept by the clerk of appellate division.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9702
  Books to be kept by the clerks of other courts.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules R9703
  Form of records.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 9801
  Actions against the village.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 9802
  Liability of villages in certain actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 9803
  Place of trial of actions and proceedings against villages.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 9804
  Notice of defects in certain actions.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 10001
  Repeal of the civil practice act.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 10002
  Abrogation of rules of civil practice.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 10003
  Pending and subsequent proceedings.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 10004
  Effect of unconstitutionality in part.
• New York Civil Practice Law and Rules 10005
  Effective date.

Last modified: July 31, 2006