Can a judge reverse a denial of a motion to dismiss?
So move to reargue, to demonstrate why the judge was wrong, and simultaneously take an appeal in case you don't prevail on reargument.
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So move to reargue, to demonstrate why the judge was wrong, and simultaneously take an appeal in case you don't prevail on reargument.
It has to be served in person. A City process server should know this. That expertise is what you are paying for.
I don't see in 304 the requirement you state. The service copy must bear the index number, which is the defendant's proof that the summons and...
The burden is on the plaintiff to prove service, which they usually do by the server's testimony. Then the defendant rebuts with his/her own...
It depends. If the movant made a timely and proper 7-day demand (see CPLR 2214(b)), you must serve opposition seven days before the return date. ...
It's not a state agency, it's a City agency, so you can't go to the Court of Claims. You need to file a Notice of Claim with the City Comptroller...
A party may not serve papers in his/her own case. Have someone else do it and complete an affidavit of service.
This is not an appeal question, it's Education.
Generally a witness list is required from both sides, and a witness may be precluded if not on the list. I have moved this to Medical Malpractice.
The Appellate Division does not have original jurisdiction over support or paternity matters. The appeal will continue to conclusion in the...