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Although this was a crim case invlving a Constitutionl right, wouldn't the constit also come into play in this NY reloc case?
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Answered on September 14, 2017
No jury so no prejudice. If you want to appeal, then appeal. Understand that only 25 percent of appeals result in reversals or modifications.
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Housing trial in NYC
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Answered on September 14, 2017
You can't add a counterclaim on appeal, but you could maybe start a separate action for rent abatement.
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Once a case is adjudicated is that final decision, like no other solutions as for dispute or appeal?
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Answered on September 14, 2017
You can appeal, but your arguments must be based on the papers and proceeding from the lower court. You cannot add new material.
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I filed an Article 78 proceeding and my case has been adjudicated can I go beyond the court of appeals?
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Answered on September 14, 2017
Very jumbled question. Of course your adversary argued that your position was "without merit."' That's what lawyers are supposed to do: punch...
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Appeals Court Question?
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Answered on September 14, 2017
First, what do you mean by "not interested"? Draw no conclusions from oral argument, especially in the App. Term. Some judges ask questions, some...
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II thought I had a week to send back plea but missed my court date today
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Answered on September 13, 2017
Plea for what? Traffic? You should have 30 days.
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I'm Plaintiff in Supreme Court Civil Term, default judgement was issued due to attorney non-appearance.
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Answered on September 13, 2017
Largely duplicate question. Your evidence will be your sworn affidavit, in detail, of the things your atty did not tell you.
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Bias Supreme court magistrate?
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Answered on September 13, 2017
What kind of "magistrate" are you dealing with in Supreme Court. No such judicial officer by that name.
Judges determine their own recusals. ...
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Can a plaintiff have a default judgement in a Civil matter Supreme Court ?
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Answered on September 13, 2017
There is an institutional bias against "snap" defaults, so don't be too quick to move for one.
How many days before the court date do you have the be served?
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Answered on September 12, 2017
Eight days' notice is required, but service may not be done on a Sunday.
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