ny_local_rules: provisions: 8 rows where county = "New York" and topics = "["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]"

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8 rows where county = "New York" and topics = "["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]"

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provision_id ▼	doc_id	judge_id	rule_number	title	text	source_page	topics	cross_references	judicial_district	county	court_type	doc_type
ARP45-II-B	Part 45 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Anar Rathod Patel 175	NY-COMDIV-RATHOD-PATEL	II.B	Requests to Adjourn an Appearance	A request for an adjournment of an appearance shall be made in writing at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the appearance on notice to the other parties and filed on NYSCEF. Applications must state: (1) appearance date, (2) three proposed adjourned dates/times on consent, (3) reason, (4) number of prior adjournments, and (5) whether opposing parties consent or object. Absent explicit approval, the adjournment is not deemed granted.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
MASLEY48-3A	Commercial Division Part 48 Procedures – Hon. Andrea Masley 182	NY-COMDIV-MASLEY	§3(A)	Adjournments of Appearances	Stipulations to request adjournment of appearances shall be e-filed and emailed in accordance with § 2(A); absent consent, send a brief statement (500 words or less). Any new dates must be confirmed by the Part Clerk.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-LANTRY-006	Part 46 Rules – Hon. Brendan T. Lantry, J.S.C. 79	NY-SC-1JD-LANTRY	VI	Adjournments/Scheduling	A request for an adjournment of a conference or motion appearance must be made at least 48 hours in advance, absent exigent circumstances, and must indicate whether all parties consent to the adjournment. Any request to adjourn a conference or adjust a motion schedule must set forth a valid reason and must be so-ordered. Motion Adjournments: Adjournments of motions are to be addressed to the Motion Support Office unless the parties are seeking to adjourn more than 60 days after the original return date, in which case the stipulation will need to be so-ordered and filed on NYSCEF and e-mailed to the Part Clerk. Disputes in Adjournment Requests: If a dispute arises, the requesting party is to e-mail the Part Clerk with all parties copied. Unless the Court instructs otherwise, counsel must appear on the scheduled date to make an oral application for the adjournment.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE-003	Part 41 Rules – Hon. Nicholas W. Moyne 75	NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE	3	Adjournments	If the parties stipulate to adjourn the initial return date of a motion initiated by notice of motion, they shall upload a signed written stipulation to the NYSCEF system. If the agreed upon return date is more than 60 days after the initial return date, the judge's signature shall be required, but the Motion Support Office will forward the uploaded stipulation to the court for signature. If one party seeks an adjournment but the other party refuses to stipulate, the party seeking the adjournment may submit a written request to the court by emailing it to SFC-Part41-Clerk@nycourts.gov. Adjournment Requests should be made a minimum of 3 business days before the next appearance. If no response is given, then the request is denied.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-RAMSEUR-P34-001	Part 34 Rules 66	NY-SC-1JD-RAMSEUR	1	Adjournments and Scheduling	All adjournments and scheduling issues (including requests to schedule a preliminary or discovery conference, logistical issues concerning virtual conferences, and in-person appearances) should be directed to the Part Clerk, unless otherwise directed by the court. A request for an adjournment must be made at least 48 hours in advance. If a dispute arises concerning a request for an adjournment, the requesting party is to e-mail the law clerk with all parties copied. If a matter requires urgent attention, contact chambers.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-SRP-004	Rules of the Special Referees' Part (Part SRP) — New York County Supreme Court 36	NY-SC-1JD-SRP	4	Adjournments	An adjournment of the assignment of the reference to a Special Referee/JHO may be obtained on consent by written stipulation of all parties. A copy of the stipulation must be submitted to the Special Referee Clerk by e-mail to spref@nycourts.gov after receipt of the Form.	2	["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
REED43-4	Part 43 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Robert R. Reed 184	NY-COMDIV-REED	4	Adjournments	All requests for adjournments (motions scheduled for oral argument, conferences, trials) require prior court approval. Without prior approval, a stipulation will not be accepted and failure to appear may result in a default or sanction. Ex parte applications will not be considered. All adjournment requests must provide a reason. Requests to adjourn a conference must be made at least 48 hours in advance. Parties may adjourn a conference no more than two times and for no more than a total of two (2) months. Requests to adjourn a motion scheduled for oral argument must be made at least 72 hours in advance.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules
SCHECTER54-ADJ	Part 54 Rules – Hon. Jennifer G. Schecter (revised June 21, 2021) 190	NY-COMDIV-SCHECTER	Scheduling – Adjournments	Adjournment Procedure	To adjourn a scheduled appearance (conference or oral argument), the court's permission must be obtained no later than two business days in advance, except in the event of an emergency. Requests must be addressed to the assigned law clerk by email and must indicate whether the request is on consent of all parties. No party should assume the court will necessarily grant an adjournment request made on the eve of or after a briefing deadline has passed.		["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]	[]	1	New York	supreme	part_rules

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CREATE TABLE provisions (
    provision_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
    doc_id INTEGER REFERENCES documents(doc_id),
    judge_id TEXT REFERENCES judges(judge_id),
    rule_number TEXT,
    title TEXT,
    text TEXT,
    source_page INTEGER,
    topics TEXT,
    cross_references TEXT,
    judicial_district INTEGER,
    county TEXT,
    court_type TEXT DEFAULT 'supreme',
    doc_type TEXT DEFAULT 'part_rules'
);

Provisions

8 rows where county = "New York" and topics = "["adjournments", "scheduling-orders"]"

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