N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 207.29 - Note of issue; pretrial conference
(a) The court may establish such
calendars of cases as it deems necessary or desirable for proper case
management and may schedule calls of such calendars at such times and in such
manner as it deems appropriate.
(b) The court may direct that a trial or
hearing date shall not be fixed until after a party shall file in duplicate a
note of issue with a certificate of readiness in a form prescribed by the court
together with an affidavit of service of said note of issue and certificate of
readiness upon all parties who have appeared. The note of issue filed shall
contain a statement of the estimated trial time each party will
require.
(c) A
pretrial conference may be directed by the court, either before or after a
trial date is fixed, at which the parties shall attend. At such conference, a
schedule of dates for the completion of examinations, disclosure matters, bills
of particulars and other pretrial matters may be directed. The court may direct
parties to submit for inspection documents and exhibits, may require counsel to
stipulate as to facts and issues, and may direct severance or consolidation of
issues.
Notes
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