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N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 22 § 670.8 : JUDICIARY — Courts — Supreme Court — Second Judicial Department — Appellate Division — Rules of Practice — Procedure In The Appellate Division — Placing civil or criminal causes on calendar; time limits for filing
Text
(a)
Placing cause on general calendar. An appeal may be placed on the general calendar by filing with the clerk the record on appeal pursuant to one of the methods set forth in section
670.9
of this Part by filing nine copies of a brief, with proof of service of two copies upon each of the other parties. Unless the court shall otherwise direct, when an appeal is prosecuted upon the original record, only one copy of the brief need by served. An extra copy of the statement required by CPLR 5531 shall be filed together with the record or appendix. If an appeal is taken on the original record, the extra copy of the statement shall be filed with the appellant's brief.
(b)
Answering and reply briefs. Not more than 30 days after service of the appellant's brief, each respondent or opposing party shall file nine copies of the answering brief with proof of service of two copies upon each of the other parties. Not more than 10 days after service of respondent's brief, the appellant may file nine copies of a reply brief with proof of service of two copies upon each of the other parties. If one copy of the appellant's brief was served, only one copy of answering and reply briefs need be served.
(c)
Concurrent and cross appeals.
(1)
Unless otherwise ordered by the court, all parties appealing from the same order or judgment shall consult and thereafter file a joint record or joint appendix which shall include copies of all notices of appeal. The cost of the joint record or the joint appendix, and the transcript, if any, shall be borne equally by the appealing parties.
(2)
The joint record or joint appendix and the briefs of concurrent appellants shall be served and filed together. The time to do so in accordance with subdivision (e) of this section shall be measured from the latest date on the several concurrent notices of appeal.
(3)
The answering brief on a cross appeal shall be served and filed not more than 30 days after service of the appellant's brief or briefs and the joint record or joint appendix, and it shall include the points of argument on the cross appeal. An appellant's reply brief may be served and filed not more than 30 days after service of the answering brief. A cross appellant's reply brief may be served and filed not more than 10 days after service of the appellant's reply brief.
(d)
Enlargements of time. Except where a scheduling order has been issued pursuant to section
670.4(a)(2)
of this Part or where the court has directed that a cause be perfected or that a brief be served and filed by a date certain, an enlargement of time to perfect or to serve and file a brief may be obtained as follows:
(1)
By stipulation. The parties may stipulate to enlarge the time to perfect a cause by up to 60 days, to file an answering brief by up to 30 days, and to file a reply brief by up to 10 days. Not more than one such stipulation per perfection or filing shall be permitted. Such a stipulation shall not be effective unless so ordered by the clerk.
(2)
For cause. Where a party shall establish a reasonable ground why there cannot or could not be compliance with the time limits prescribed by this section, or such time limits as extended by stipulation pursuant to paragraph (1) of this subdivision, the clerk or a justice may grant reasonable enlargements of time to comply. An application pursuant to this paragraph shall be made by letter, addressed to the clerk, with a copy to the other parties to the cause. Orders made pursuant to this paragraph shall be reviewable by motion to the court on notice pursuant to section
670.5
of this Part.
(e)
Notwithstanding any of the provisions of this Part, a civil appeal, action, or proceeding shall be deemed abandoned unless perfected:
(1)
within six months after the date of the notice of appeal, order granting leave to appeal, or order transferring the proceeding to this court; or
(2)
within six months of the filing of the submission with the county clerk in an action on submitted facts pursuant to CPLR 3222, unless the time to perfect shall have been extended pursuant to subdivision (d) of this section. The clerk shall not accept any record or brief for filing after the expiration of such six-month period or such period as extended.
(f)
Notwithstanding any of the provisions of this Part, an unperfected criminal appeal by a defendant shall be deemed abandoned in all cases where no application has been made by the defendant for the assignment of counsel to prosecute the appeal within nine months of the date of the notice of appeal unless the time to perfect shall have been extended pursuant to subdivision (d) of this section.
(g)
Notwithstanding any of the provisions of this Part, an appeal by the People pursuant to C PL 450.20(1), (1-a) or (8) shall be deemed abandoned unless perfected within three months after the date of the notice of appeal unless the time to perfect shall have been extended pursuant to subdivision (d) of this section. All other appeals by the People shall be deemed abandoned unless perfected within six months after the date of the notice of appeal unless the time to perfect shall have been extended pursuant to subdivision (d) of this section.
(h)
The clerk shall periodically prepare a calendar of all civil causes which have been ordered to be perfected by a date certain and which have not been perfected and a calendar of all civil causes which have been assigned an Appellate Division docket number and have not been perfected within the time limitations set forth in subdivision (e) of this section. Such calendars shall be published in the New York Law Journal for five consecutive days. Upon the failure of the appellant to make an application to enlarge time to perfect within 10 days following the last day of publication, an order shall be entered dismissing the cause.
N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 670.8
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