N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 202.28 - Discontinuance of civil actions and notice to the court
(a) If an action is settled, discontinued, or
otherwise disposed of, counsel shall immediately inform the assigned judge or
court part by submission of a copy of the stipulation or a letter directed to
the clerk of the part along with notice to the chambers of the assigned judge
via telephone, or email. This notification shall be made in addition to the
filing of a stipulation with the county clerk .
(b) Counsel, including self-represented
litigants, are under a continuing obligation to notify the court as promptly as
possible in the event that an action is settled, discontinued or otherwise
disposed of or if a case or motion has become wholly or partially moot, or if a
party has died or filed a petition in bankruptcy. Such notification shall be
made to the assigned judge in writing.
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