provisions: NY-SC-1JD-LANTRY-004
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| NY-SC-1JD-LANTRY-004 | 79 | NY-SC-1JD-LANTRY | IV | Motions | Part 46 is a paperless part. Do not file working copies of motion papers unless expressly directed by the Court. All movants must make certain that an affidavit of service is filed via NYSCEF; without a proper affidavit of service, relief will be denied. Discovery motions: The parties may not file a motion relating to discovery without compliance with 22 NYCRR §§ 202.7 and 202.20-f. In addition, the parties must request a conference with the Court prior to filing a motion pertaining to discovery. If leave to make a discovery-related motion was granted, the affirmation of good faith shall state precisely when and by whom it was granted leave to file the motion. Summary Judgment motions: All summary judgment motions must be made no later than 60 days after filing the Note of Issue. There are no exceptions without leave of Court. Discovery must continue during the pendency of a summary judgment motion, unless good cause is shown for a stay. Orders to Show Cause: Motions shall be brought on by order to show cause only when there is genuine urgency, a stay is required, or a statute mandates so proceeding. If a party seeks a temporary restraint, they MUST provide proof that their adversary was notified about the application. No reply papers shall be submitted on orders to show cause without advance permission. Letter motions are prohibited and will not be considered. | ["discovery-disputes", "summary-judgment", "note-of-issue", "e-filing", "hearing-procedures"] | ["22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.7", "22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.20-f", "22 NYCRR 202.8-d"] | 1 | New York | supreme | part_rules |