New York Supreme Court, Bronx County Adjournment & Extension Requirements

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Civil cases

An adjournment request must include a letter stating the reason and whether all parties consent.

Parties must submit a letter stating both the reason for seeking the adjournment, and whether all parties consent to the adjournment.

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Civil cases

Discovery dates established by a court order may not be adjourned.

All parties are cautioned that no adjournments are permitted of the discovery dates provided in an Order.

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Civil cases

An extension or adjournment request letter must state the reason, the new filing date, and whether all parties agree.

The letter must state the reason for the extension, the new filing date, and whether all the parties agree to the extension.

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Civil cases

An extension or adjournment letter must state the reason, the new filing date, and whether all parties agree.

The letter must state the reason for the extension, the new filing date, and whether all the parties agree to the extension.

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Civil cases

All adjournment requests must be submitted in writing; oral applications are not accepted, without exception.

All requests for adjournments must be made in writing, oral applications will not be entertained. NO EXCEPTIONS.

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Civil cases

Parties may not unilaterally stipulate to an adjournment, and failure to appear may result in a default.

Parties may not unilaterally stipulate to adjourn any conference, and failure to appear will result in default (22 NYCRR 202.27).

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Civil cases

Deadlines in a Preliminary Conference Order may be extended only through a request made at a Compliance Conference and upon a showing of good cause.

Extensions of deadlines set forth in the Preliminary Conference Order must be requested at a Compliance Conference and will only be granted upon a showing of good cause.

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Civil cases

Once the Trial Assignment Part assigns a case for trial, the Court will not consider adjournment applications.

Thus, the Court will not entertain applications for adjournment once TAP has made the assignment.

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Civil cases

The Court will adjourn a motion only 60 days at a time, regardless of a longer date agreed upon by the parties.

Regardless of the agreed upon adjourn date on the parties’ stipulation or request, the Court will only adjourn motions for 60 days at a time.

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Civil cases

Even by consent, an order to show cause may not be adjourned without prior court approval obtained by email to Mr. Roehling with all parties copied.

Orders to show cause may not be adjourned, even on consent, without prior court approval, which shall be obtained by e- mailing Mr. Roehling and copying all parties on the e-mail.

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An extension application must be made as soon as practicable and before the discovery deadline expires.

An application for the extension of a discovery deadline shall be made as soon as practicable and prior to the expiration of such a deadline

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A motion may not be adjourned by consent more than three times or for more than 60 cumulative days.

No motion may be adjourned on consent more than 3 times or for a cumulative total of more than 60 days (see 22 NYCRR §202.8-a[c]).

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Every motion adjournment remains subject to the Court’s final approval.

All adjournments are subject to the final approval of the Court.

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A trial adjournment will be granted only when extraordinary and unanticipated circumstances exist.

Adjournments of trials shall be granted only upon extraordinary and unanticipated circumstances

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Civil cases

A conference adjournment request must be filed on NYSCEF at least 48 hours before the scheduled conference.

A request to adjourn a conference must be made by letter filed on NYSCEF at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the scheduled conference.

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Civil cases

An application for adjournment must state the reason for the request; the quoted text is incomplete regarding the second required item.

All applications for adjournment must state: (1) the reason for the adjournment request; (2) whether the request is being made on

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Civil cases

Absent leave of court, a motion may be adjourned on consent no more than three times and for no more than 60 cumulative days.

All Motions: In accordance with 22 NYCRR 202.8-a(c), absent leave of court, no motion may be adjourned on consent more than three times or for a cumulative total of more than sixty (60) days.

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Civil cases

An application for an adjournment may be made only after the moving party has failed to obtain an adjournment by consent from all parties.

Applications seeking an adjournment shall only be made upon the failure to procure an adjournment on consent of all parties.

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Civil cases

A written request to adjourn a motion must be submitted through NYSCEF at least 48 hours before the return date and copied to every party.

A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing by letter via NYSCEF at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the motion’s return date. The request must be copied to all parties.

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Civil cases

A conference adjournment request must be filed on NYSCEF at least 48 hours before the conference and sent to every party.

A request to adjourn a conference must be made by letter filed on NYSCEF at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the scheduled conference. The request must be sent to all parties.

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Civil cases

All adjournment applications must state the reason for the request and whether the request is being made on

All applications for adjournment must state: (1) the reason for the adjournment request; (2) whether the request is being made on

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Civil cases

An e-filed stipulation of adjournment complying with 22 NYCRR 202.8(e)(1) must be filed before the motion's return date, including when the motion has already been submitted.

E-filed Motions: Stipulations of adjournment, compliant with 22 NYCRR 202.8(e)(1), shall be e-filed prior to the return date of the motion. A party seeking to adjourn an already submitted motion shall also follow the foregoing protocol.

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Civil cases

Absent leave of court, a motion may be adjourned on consent no more than three times and for no more than 60 cumulative days.

All Motions: In accordance with 22 NYCRR 202.8-a(c), absent leave of court, no motion may be adjourned on consent more than three times or for a cumulative total of more than sixty (60) days.

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Civil cases

An application for judicial adjournment may be made only after the parties have failed to agree to an adjournment.

Applications seeking an adjournment shall only be made upon the failure to procure an adjournment on consent of all parties.

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Civil cases

A motion-adjournment request must be written, filed on NYSCEF, and submitted at least 48 hours before the return date.

A request to adjourn a motion must be made in writing by filing a letter on NYSCEF at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the motion’s return date.

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Civil cases

Written stipulations to adjourn a motion's return date must be submitted to the court by email.

Stipulations to adjourn the return date of a motion must be made in writing and submitted to the Court via email.

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Civil cases

Without prior court leave, no more than three stipulated adjournments may be submitted for a motion, and no stipulated adjournment may exceed 60 days.

A maximum of three (3) stipulated adjournments may be submitted for a given motion without prior leave of the Court, and no adjournment may exceed sixty (60) days.

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Consent adjournment requests must be written, emailed to the two listed addresses, and submitted through NYSCEF for approval, although approval is not guaranteed.

ii. Adjournment requests on consent must be in writing and emailed to fserrano@nycourts.gov and bxsupciv-ia22@nycourts.gov for approval and submitted to NYSCEF – again all will be reviewed and may not be granted.

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A party in a non-e-filed case seeking an adjournment must email both listed addresses to request approval.

iv. Non-e-filed cases seeking adjournments must email fserrano@nycourts.gov and bxsupciv-ia22@nycourts.gov for approval.

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A contested adjournment request must be emailed to both listed addresses and submitted through NYSCEF for approval.

i. Contested adjournment requests must be submitted by email to fserrano@nycourts.gov and bxsupciv-ia22@nycourts.gov and NYSCEF for approval.

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Conference adjournments will not be granted unless the requesting party shows good cause.

No adjournments will be granted for conferences unless good cause is shown.

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Parties must strictly comply with discovery deadlines in the CSO, and extensions will be granted only for good cause or by a stipulation signed by all appearing parties.

Parties shall strictly comply with discovery obligations by the dates set forth in the CSO (22 NYCRR §202.20-e). Extensions of deadlines set forth in the CSO will only be granted upon a showing of good cause or on stipulation signed by all appearing parties.

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Absent a contrary court order, a motion may not be adjourned by consent more than three times.

Unless the court orders otherwise, no motion may be adjourned on consent more than three times or for accumulative total of more than 60 days.

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Before requesting any adjournment from the Court, the parties must use best efforts to obtain their adversaries’ consent.

The parties shall use their best efforts to obtain consent from their adversaries prior to requesting an adjournment of any sort from the Court.

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A party seeking an adjournment must ensure that it is granted before the scheduled date to avoid a default determination.

All parties requesting an adjournment must ensure that such request has been granted prior to the scheduled date in order to avoid a default determination being entered.

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A stipulated request to adjourn a motion that has already been adjourned more than three times must include an explanation.

Any Stipulation requesting an adjournment of a motion that has already been adjourned more than three times must include an explanation for the request.

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Stipulated conference adjournments must be e-filed and emailed to Chambers and the Part Clerk at least 48 hours before the motion or conference, with no more than two stipulated adjournments totaling 30 days allowed without prior court permission.

Stipulations for adjournments shall be e-filed on NYSCEF and emailed to the Chambers and the Part Clerk at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the motion/conference date. No more than two (2) stipulated adjournments for scheduled conferences, for a total of thirty (30) days, shall be submitted without prior permission of the Court.

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A conference adjournment exceeding 30 days requires an NYSCEF letter and email at least 48 hours before the motion or conference date, with specified request information.

If the parties seek to adjourn any conference beyond thirty (30) days, a letter shall be e-filed with the Court via NYSCEF, in accordance with rule B(1) above. The letter seeking the adjournment shall be e-filed and emailed at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the motion/conference date. The letter shall set forth: (1) the conference/motion date; (2) the type of conference/relief requested in the motion sought to be adjourned; (3) the reason for the requested adjournment; (4) whether the request is made on consent of all parties; and (5) suggested adjourned dates.

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A motion may be adjourned by stipulation, but consent may not be used more than three times or for a cumulative period exceeding 60 days without a court order.

Motions may be adjourned by stipulation, subject to Uniform Rules 202.8(e)(2) and 202.8-a(c). Without a Court order, a motion may not “be adjourned on consent more than three times or for a cumulative total of more than 60 days.”

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The Motion Support Office cannot grant a motion adjournment exceeding the consent-based limit under the Uniform Rules.

The Motion Support Office (Room 217) is not authorized to grant an adjournment that exceeds those permitted on consent under the Uniform Rules.

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A motion-adjournment request exceeding the consent-based limit must state party consent, the reason, and the requested length, and will be denied if incomplete.

Any request to adjourn a motion in excess of the adjournments permitted on consent under the Uniform Rules must state: (i) whether the request is on consent of all parties; (ii) the reason for the request; and (iii) the length of the adjournment sought. Requests that do not contain the required information will be denied.

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An opposed adjournment request must be answered by an NYSCEF letter within 24 hours, or objections will be waived.

If an adjournment request is opposed, a responsive letter shall be e-filed to NYSCEF within 24 hours, and the failure to do so will result in the waiver of any objection.

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A motion already submitted will not be adjourned unless the requesting party shows good cause.

There shall be no adjournments of motions that have already been submitted, without good cause being shown.

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Denial of a requested adjournment does not change or reset a deadline that has already passed.

Denial of an adjournment after a deadline has already passed will not alter that deadline.

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An initial conference or conference adjournment must be requested by a letter filed under rule B(1), rather than by calling chambers or the part.

Parties may request an initial conference or an adjournment of a conference by filing a letter in accordance with rule B(1) above (see also Section C – Adjournments above). Parties may NOT call chambers or the part to schedule or request an adjournment of an appearance.

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Requests to adjourn a hearing or trial are prohibited except as permitted by 22 NYCRR § 125.1.

4. A request for an adjournment of a hearing or trial is not permitted except as provided for in 22 NYCRR § 125.1 (“Engagement of Counsel”).

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An initial Part 11 jury-trial adjournment request must first be made to the TAP Judge, and renewal requests are referred to TAP.

Any application for an initial adjournment of a Jury Trial assigned to Part 11 shall have been first made to the TAP Judge and any renewal of such applications will be referred to TAP.

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Trial adjournments are granted only for extraordinary and unanticipated circumstances.

Adjournments of trials shall be granted only upon extraordinary and unanticipated circumstances.

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A hearing or trial adjournment request is not permitted except as provided in 22 NYCRR § 125.1 concerning the engagement of counsel.

A request for an adjournment of a hearing or trial is not permitted except as provided for in 22 NYCRR § 125.1 (“Engagement of Counsel”).

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An adjournment request, with or without consent, must be made by NYSCEF letter at least 48 hours before the motion or conference and must state the date, relief or conference type, reason, consent status, and suggested new dates.

If the parties seek to adjourn any motion or conference with or without consent, a letter shall be e-filed with the court via NYSCEF, in accordance with rule 2 above. The letter seeking the adjournment shall be e-filed at least Forty- Eight (48) hours prior to the motion/conference date. The letter shall set forth: (1) the conference/motion date; (2) the type of conference/relief requested in the motion sought to be adjourned; (3) the reason for the requested adjournment; (4) whether the request is made on consent of all parties; and (5) suggested adjourned dates.

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A submitted motion will not be adjourned without good cause, and the court may require an in-person appearance at its discretion for the request.

There shall no adjournments of motions that have already been submitted, without good cause being shown. Any request for an adjournment of a motion that has already been submitted may require an in-person appearance before the Court, to be scheduled in and at the Court’s discretion.

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A discovery-deadline extension must be requested by letter as soon as practicable and before the deadline expires.

Applications for the extension of a discovery deadline shall be made as soon as practicable and prior to the expiration of such deadline (22 NYCRR § 202.20-e), via letter in accordance with rule 2 above.

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An initial request to adjourn a Part 21 jury trial must first be made to the TAP judge, and any renewed request will be referred to TAP.

Any application for an initial adjournment of a Jury Trial assigned to Part 21 shall have been first made to the TAP Judge and any renewal of such applications will be referred to TAP.

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Civil cases

Deadlines in pretrial or compliance conference orders and other discovery orders may be extended only by a written request showing good cause.

Extensions of deadlines set forth in the PC, CC or other discovery Orders must be requested from the Court in writing and shall only be granted upon a showing of good cause.

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Civil cases

A conference adjournment application must be emailed to BXMEDMAL-IA34@nycourts.gov at least one week before the conference and state the reason for the request.

Any application for the adjournment of a conference must be made via e-mail to BXMEDMAL-IA34@nycourts.gov at least one week prior to the scheduled date. The party must state the reason for seeking an adjournment.

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A stipulated conference adjournment must be approved by the Court and filed through NYSCEF at least 48 hours before the scheduled conference.

If the parties enter into a Stipulation to adjourn the conference, the Stipulation will need to be “So Ordered” by the Court. The Stipulation must be filed via NYSCEF at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled date and time

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A written stipulation to adjourn a motion must be submitted through NYSCEF and emailed to the part and listed copies at least 48 hours before the scheduled date and time.

Parties Stipulate: Stipulations to adjourn a motion, must be made in writing and submitted via NYSCEF and to the part via email at: BxSupCiv-IA33@nycourts.gov with copies to lbeato@nycourts.gov and mvaughan@nycourts.gov at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled date and time.

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A motion may not be adjourned for more than 60 days or more than three times, with all adjournments capped at a cumulative of 60 days.

No motion will be adjourned for a) more than 60 days; or b) more than 3 times not to exceed a cumulative of 60 days.

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Any motion-adjournment stipulation must include a briefing schedule, with opposition, cross-motion, opposition-to-cross-motion, and reply papers due within 60 days of the original return date.

With any Stipulation to adjourn a motion, the parties must stipulate as to the briefing schedule, that is, the due dates of any opposition, cross motions, opposition to cross motions, and replies, all to be filed within the sixty (60) days of the original return date of the motion.

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Every stipulation to adjourn must be approved by the court with a “So Ordered” designation.

All Stipulations to adjourn must be “So Ordered” by the Court.

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If a party does not consent, the adjournment request must be made by attorney affirmation, submitted through NYSCEF before the return date, and emailed to chambers and opposing counsel, who must promptly respond before the appearance if opposed.

In the event that a party does not consent to an adjournment of the motion, a request for an adjournment shall be: [i] made by attorney affirmation; [ii] submitted to NYSCEF prior to the motion return date and emailed to chambers:: lbeato@nycourts.gov and mvaughan@nycourts.gov AND emailed to opposing counsel [iii] opposing counsel shall promptly respond prior to the appearance stating why they oppose the request for adjournment

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Civil cases

An adjournment request must be emailed to the Part Clerk at least two days before the appearance, copy all other counsel, state the reason, and include party-agreed proposed dates.

To request an adjournment, please email BxSupCiv-IA27@nycourts.gov at least two (2) days prior to the scheduled appearance with all other counsel carbon copied. A reason for the request as well as proposed new dates already agreed upon by the parties must be included.

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Civil cases

An adjournment application must be emailed to the Part Clerk at least one week before the appearance and include a reason and two suggested new dates.

Any application for an adjournment must be made via e-mail to BxSupCiv- IA27@nycourts.gov at least one week in advance of the scheduled appearance and include a reason for the adjournment and two suggested new dates.

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Civil cases

Deadlines in preliminary, compliance, or other discovery orders may be extended only by a written request to the Court supported by a showing of good cause.

Extensions of deadlines set forth in the PC, CC or other discovery Orders must be requested from the Court in writing and shall only be granted upon a showing of good cause.

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Civil cases

Trial dates are firm, and an adjournment will be granted only if the court finds rare good cause.

Trial dates are firm and no adjournments will be granted unless the court concludes, in rare instances, that good cause exists.

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Civil cases

The Court will adjourn a motion for no more than 60 days at a time, regardless of a longer agreed-upon date.

Regardless of the agreed upon adjourn date on the parties stipulation or request, the Court will only adjourn motions for a period of 60 days at a time.

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Civil cases

After the first 60 days, parties may stipulate to another 60-day adjournment, up to 3 adjournments; further adjournments require leave from the Court to further adjourn the return date if necessary.

Upon expiration of the first 60 days, parties may stipulate to another 60-day adjournment, up to 3 adjournments. For any further adjournments, the parties must seek leave from the Court to further adjourn the return date if necessary.

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Civil cases

A party unable to obtain a consented adjournment must submit a written request explaining its efforts, serve all parties, and obtain final court approval.

If a party is unable to obtain an adjournment on consent then that party shall make a written request for an adjournment explaining efforts made to obtain an adjournment on consent. The request shall be served upon all parties. All adjournments are subject to the final approval of the court.

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Civil cases

A party may not unilaterally stipulate to adjourn a conference, and failure to appear results in default.

Parties may not unilaterally stipulate to adjourn any conference, and failure to appear will result in default (22 NYCRR 202.27).

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Civil cases

No adjournments will be granted for orders to show cause.

Whereas orders to show cause are urgent in nature, no adjournments will be granted.

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Civil cases

The Court will not entertain adjournment applications after TAP assigns the trial.

Thus, the Court will not entertain applications for adjournment once TAP has made the assignment.

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An adjournment generally will not be granted unless good cause is shown and the request is made three business days in advance, except in an emergency.

In general, adjournments will not be granted except for good cause shown, 3 business days in advance, absent an emergency.

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Medical documentation must accompany an adjournment request made for a medical reason.

If the adjournment request is being made because of a medical reason, medical documentation must be provided at the time of the request.

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Parties and counsel must appear unless the Court expressly grants an adjournment.

Parties and counsel are expected to appear unless the adjournment is explicitly granted by the Court.

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If a preliminary conference conflicts with travel or another court appearance, counsel must email the court and all attorneys or pro se litigants within three business days, explain the conflict, and provide three proposed Wednesday adjournment dates or times.

If counsel determines that the preliminary conference date is a conflict because they will be out of the jurisdiction, or engaged in another court appearance, counsel shall, within three (3) business days of receiving the preliminary conference date, email the Court, cc'ing all attorneys (and/or pro se litigants) explaining the conflict and providing three proposed adjourn dates/times that work for all attorneys (and/or pro se litigants) on the case. The proposed adjourn dates must be Wednesdays.

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CSO deadline extensions must be requested at a compliance conference and will be granted only for good cause.

Extensions of deadlines set forth by CSO must be requested at a compliance conference and will only be granted upon a showing of good cause.

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An adjournment request may be submitted by email to all parties and must state the reason and whether all parties consent; approval results in a new date and further instructions.

A request may be made by email with a copy to all parties. All adjournment requests must provide a reason for the request and indicate whether consent has been obtained from all parties. If approved, you will receive a new date and further instructions, such as submitting a stipulation.

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Outside emergency situations, an adjournment application made less than 48 hours before a scheduled appearance may result in a default for non-appearance.

Except for emergency situations, if the application is made less than 48 hours before the scheduled appearances you may be defaulted for non-appearance.

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A note-of-issue deadline extension request must be sent by NYSCEF letter and emailed to the Part Clerk at least two weeks before the deadline, with an affidavit explaining the reasons and the shortest additional discovery period needed.

Requests to extend the note of issue deadline should not be lightly made and must be communicated to the Court by letter filed via NYSCEF and emailed to the Part Clerk at least two (2) weeks prior to the deadline. Any such request shall be supported by an affirmation setting forth the reasons why discovery could not be completed by the current deadline, and the shortest possible time needed to complete discovery.

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An order to show cause may not be adjourned unless an emergency exists.

Absent an emergency, orders to show cause may not be adjourned.

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Civil cases

All adjournment requests require court approval and must be submitted at least three days before the scheduled appearance.

Adjournment requests require Court approval and must be made at least three days prior to the scheduled appearance.

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Civil cases

Every adjournment request must state the reason and provide three proposed adjournment dates and times.

All adjournment requests shall include reason for request and three proposed adjourn dates and times.

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Requests for adjournments or extensions of time must be filed as a stipulation on NYSCEF.

Requests for adjournments or extensions of time must be filed in the form of a stipulation on NYSCEF.

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An adjournment request for a court appearance must be made at least 48 hours before the scheduled date.

Any request for an adjournment of a court appearance shall be made at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled date.

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No time directive stated above may be adjourned or extended without the court's prior permission.

*No adjournments of any time directive above shall be permitted without prior permission of the Court.

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Civil cases

An in limine motion will not receive a further adjournment unless the party demonstrates good cause.

No further adjournments will be given for in limine motions absent good cause.

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Civil cases

Failure to contact the court before the scheduled pretrial conference date causes the conference to be administratively adjourned to a future date.

If the parties do not contact the Court in advance of the scheduled pre-trial conference date, the pre- trial conference will be administratively adjourned to a future date.

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Civil cases

Requests for an initial conference or conference adjournment must be submitted by email to Mr. Roehling with all parties copied, proposed Thursday or Friday 9:30 a.m. dates, and notice of whether all parties consent; requesting an adjournment by phone or contacting the part is prohibited.

Parties may request an initial conference or an adjournment of a conference by e-mailing Mr. Roehling and copying all parties on the e-mail. Please include proposed new conference dates on a Thursday or Friday at 9:30 a.m. and advise Mr. Roehling whether the request is on consent of all parties. Parties may NOT call Mr. Roehling or contact the part to request an adjournment of a conference.

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Civil cases

An adjournment request must include the consent of all parties and state the length of the adjournment sought.

consent of all of the parties; and (3) the length of the adjournment sought.

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Civil cases

Parties should contact chambers about an adjournment only after they fail to obtain a mutually consented adjournment.

Parties may contact chambers to resolve all applications seeking an adjournment, but this should only be done upon failure to procure an adjournment on consent of all parties.

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A consent-based adjournment request filed after a deadline does not change the deadline if denied, and the Court will post any approval on the docket.

NOTE: an adjournment request on consent filed after a deadline will not alter the deadline if denied. The Court will post the adjournment approval on the docket.

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A third or later requested adjournment of an individual appearance or motion will probably be denied unless good cause is shown.

3. Adjournments after the second one requested on an individual appearance or motion, will be closely scrutinized and will more likely than not be denied unless good cause is shown.

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The court will not consider telephone requests for an adjournment unless the circumstances are an emergency.

v. Telephonic applications for adjournments will not be entertained except in emergency circumstances.

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Even unanimous consent does not require the court to grant a motion adjournment, which remains discretionary.

A motion will not be adjourned simply because all parties consent; adjournment remains within the Court’s discretion.

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The court will not consider adjournment requests made orally.

Oral applications for adjournments are not considered.

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A request to adjourn an already-submitted motion may require an in-person appearance, with scheduling left to the court's discretion.

Any request for an adjournment of a motion that has already been submitted may require an in-person appearance before the Court, to be scheduled in and at the Court’s discretion.

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A witness’s unavailability does not qualify as such a circumstance if the party knew before the case was assigned to Part 11 for trial that the witness’s testimony was necessary.

The unavailability of a witness whose testimony was known to be necessary to a party’s case prior to the assignment of the case to Part 11 for trial will not constitute such a circumstance.

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A party seeking an adjournment of its conference should file the appropriate Affirmation of Engagement under Part A, Section 9.

If you need an adjournment of your conference, please file the appropriate Affirmation of Engagement as stated above in Part A - Section 9 above.

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An adjournment exceeding 30 days requires a written explanation, and the Court may change any date selected by the parties.

If more than 30 days is required for the adjournment, the parties are to provide a written explanation of why more than 30 days is necessary. The parties should be aware that any date selected by the parties may be changed by the Court due to the needs of the Court.

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An adjourned motion must be scheduled on a Thursday.

The parties are to be aware that the motion must be adjourned to a Thursday

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Civil cases

Extensions of Case Scheduling Order deadlines must be requested at a compliance conference and are granted only upon a showing of good cause.

Extensions of deadlines set forth in the CSO must be ===== PAGE 2 ===== requested at a compliance conference and will only granted upon a showing of good cause.

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Adjournment requests should be submitted in advance.

Requests for adjournments should be made in advance.

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Every requested adjournment remains subject to the Judge's final approval.

All adjournments are subject to final approval by the Judge.

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An adjournment based on counsel's engagement is permitted only as provided by Part 125 of the Rules of the Chief Administrator of the Courts.

All adjournments on the grounds of engagement of counsel shall be granted only in accordance with Part 125 of the Rules of the Chief Administrator of the Courts.

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Referee referrals should be trial-ready on the selected date, should not be used for extensive conferencing, and should not be adjourned without good cause.

Referrals to referee parts are expected to be trial ready on the date selected for trial and prepared to be heard day-to-day thereafter. These referrals are NOT for the purpose of extensive conferencing and the dates selected should not be adjourned, without good cause.

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Motions pending in the Submissions Part are governed by that part’s rules for adjournments, scheduling, and withdrawals.

For all motions pending in the Submissions Part (Room 217), follow that part’s rules regarding adjournments, scheduling, and withdrawals.

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A stipulation for an adjournment is deemed granted unless the Court notifies counsel otherwise.

Stipulations for adjournments are deemed granted unless counsel is otherwise notified by the Court.

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If the parties cannot agree on adjournment terms, all counsel must appear on the original appearance date.

If the parties are unable to agree upon the terms of an adjournment, all counsel must appear on the originally scheduled appearance date.

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Adjournment requests for June-through-September appearances will be granted more readily because vacations are more likely during that period.

vi. Requests for adjournments for appearances from June through September will be more freely granted during this period to allow for the increased likelihood of vacations.

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Stipulated adjournments of scheduled conferences totaling fewer than 30 days are deemed granted unless the Court notifies counsel otherwise.

Stipulations for adjournments for scheduled conferences that are less than the total of thirty (30) days are deemed granted unless counsel is otherwise notified by the Court.

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Civil cases

Strict compliance with Preliminary and Compliance Conference Orders is required (see Kihl v. Pfeffer, 94 NY2d 118 [1999] holding that when a party fails to comply with a court Order and frustrates the disclosure scheme set forth in discovery rules, it is well within trial court’s discretion to dismiss the complaint or strike an answer).

Summary: Strict compliance with Preliminary and Compliance Conference Orders is required, and noncompliance may result in dismissal of the complaint or striking of an answer.

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Civil cases

Unexcused or unjustified failures to comply with requirements and deadlines fixed by the Court in the subject Orders may result in the imposition of costs, sanctions, penalties or other remedies upon the offending party pursuant to section 130.2.1 of the Rules of the Chief Administrator, 22 NYCRR § 202.27, or other applicable rules or statutes, including but not limited to CPLR § 3126.

Summary: Unexcused or unjustified failures to comply with court-ordered requirements or deadlines may result in costs, sanctions, penalties, or other remedies.

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Civil cases

Extensions of deadlines set forth in a Preliminary or Compliance Conference Order must be requested from the Court in writing and shall only be granted upon a showing of good cause.

Summary: Deadlines in Preliminary or Compliance Conference Orders must be extended by a written request to the Court, and an extension is granted only upon a showing of good cause.

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Civil cases

Absent good cause, failure to comply with a discovery Order may result in the imposition of penalties upon the offending party and, where warranted, upon Counsel.

Summary: Without good cause, failure to comply with a discovery order may result in penalties against the offending party and, where warranted, counsel.

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Civil cases

To extend the time to move, and to adjourn a motion, parties must request permission from the Court by submitting a letter through NYSCEF and emailing a courtesy copy to the Court at BxSupCiv-IA19A-30@nycourts.gov.

Summary: A party seeking to extend the time to move or adjourn a motion must submit a letter through NYSCEF and email a courtesy copy to the Court.

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Civil cases

To extend the time to move, and to adjourn a motion, parties must request permission from the Court by submitting a letter through NYSCEF AND emailing a courtesy copy to the Court at BxSupCiv-IA5@nycourts.gov.

Summary: A party seeking an extension or motion adjournment must request court permission by filing a letter through NYSCEF and emailing a courtesy copy to the Court.

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Civil cases

All parties seeking or filing a request for adjournment must ensure that such request is made in a timely manner AND has been granted prior to the scheduled date in order to avoid a default determination being entered.

Summary: An adjournment request must be made timely and granted before the scheduled date to avoid entry of a default determination.

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Civil cases

No more than three stipulated adjournments, for a period of 60 days each, for a total of 180 days, shall be submitted without prior permission of the Court.

Summary: Without prior Court permission, no more than three stipulated motion adjournments may be submitted, each for 60 days and totaling no more than 180 days.

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Civil cases

Upon expiration of the first 60 days, parties may stipulate to another 60-day adjournment, up to 3 adjournments. For any further adjournments, the parties must seek leave from the Court to further adjourn the return date if necessary.

Summary: The parties may stipulate to up to three successive 60-day adjournments, but must obtain leave from the Court for any further adjournment.

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Adjournment requests must be made in writing, via NYSCEF, at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled appearance.

Summary: An adjournment request must be submitted in writing through NYSCEF at least 48 hours before the scheduled appearance.

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For any further adjournments, the parties must seek leave from the Court. Such application for an additional adjournment must be filed via NYSCEF and e-mailed to BXSUPCIV-IA17@nycourts.gov. The application must contain the reason for the request.

Summary: Any adjournment beyond the consent limits requires leave from the Court, a NYSCEF filing, an email to the designated address, and a statement of reasons.

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If a party is unable to obtain an adjournment on consent, then that party shall make a written request for an adjournment explaining efforts made to obtain an adjournment on consent. The request shall be served upon all parties.

Summary: A party unable to obtain a consensual adjournment must make a written request explaining its efforts, serve it on every party, and seek court relief.

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Civil cases

All applications for adjournment must state: (1) the reason for the adjournment request; (2) the attempts made to adjourn the motion on consent; and (3) the length of the adjournment sought.

Summary: Every adjournment application must state the reason for the request, the attempts to obtain a consensual adjournment, and the length of adjournment sought.

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Civil cases

All applications for adjournment must state: (1) the reason for the adjournment request; (2) the attempts made to adjourn the motion on consent; and (3) the length of the adjournment sought.

Summary: Every adjournment application must state the reason, the consent-adjournment attempts, and the duration sought.

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Civil cases

The parties must seek leave from the Court to further adjourn the return date if necessary.

Summary: The parties must obtain court leave for any further adjournment of a motion's return date.

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Civil cases

All requests for any adjournment, whether it be for a motion or a conference, shall be sent to the Court via e-mail (BxSupCiv-IA14@nycourts.gov) and identify the type of adjournment requested and index number in the subject line.

Summary: All motion and conference adjournment requests must be emailed to BxSupCiv-IA14@nycourts.gov with the adjournment type and index number in the subject line.

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iii. All approved stipulated schedules will be enforced as written.

Summary: Every court-approved stipulated schedule will be enforced according to its written terms.

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Finally, requests for adjournments shall be transmitted in writing to the Court and to all parties no later than 48 hours before the conference and shall set forth whether the other parties consent to the adjournment (Section 202.23[d]).

Summary: An adjournment request for a remote conference must be written, transmitted to the court and all parties at least 48 hours beforehand, and state whether the other parties consent.

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Parties may NOT stipulate to adjourn any in-person conference/argument, and failure to appear will result in default (22 NYCRR § 202.27).

Summary: Parties may not stipulate to adjourn an in-person conference or argument, and failure to appear may result in a default.

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Defaults will only be vacated on motion.

Summary: A default resulting from failure to appear may be vacated only by motion.

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The Court will not entertain any correspondence related to vacating a default for failure to appear.

Summary: The Court will not consider correspondence requesting vacatur of a default for failure to appear.

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Oral applications will not be entertained—no exceptions.

Summary: The Court will not entertain oral requests for an adjournment.

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It is the burden of the parties to inquire as to whether the stipulation was approved by the Court.

Summary: The parties are responsible for determining whether the Court approved the adjournment stipulation.

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Any Stipulations requesting a more than sixty (60) day adjournment after the original return date on a motion must include an explanation for the request.

Summary: A stipulated motion adjournment longer than 60 days after the original return date must include an explanation, and an unexplained request will be denied.

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One-sided requests for adjournments must always include an explanation for the request.

Summary: Every one-sided adjournment request must include an explanation regardless of the requested duration.

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If the requesting party does not provide an explanation under these circumstances, the adjournment request will be denied.

Summary: An adjournment request requiring an explanation will be denied if the requesting party does not provide it.

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Parties may request an initial conference or an adjournment of a conference by filing a letter in accordance with rule 2 above.

Summary: A party may request an initial conference or a conference adjournment by filing a letter that follows the standing order's correspondence requirements.

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Requests to extend the Note of Issue deadline should not be made lightly and must be communicated to the Court by letter filed via NYSCEF. Such letter shall be filed at least two (2) weeks prior to the set Note of Issue deadline. Any such request shall be supported by an affirmation setting forth (1) the reasons why discovery could not be completed by the current deadline; and (2) the shortest possible time needed to complete discovery.

Summary: A request to extend a Note of Issue deadline must be submitted by NYSCEF letter at least two weeks before the deadline and supported by an affidavit explaining why discovery could not be completed and the shortest time needed to complete it.

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Any adjournment of an in-camera inspection, whether on consent of the parties or by request of one party, must be submitted in writing by email to lbeato@nycourts.gov and copy to the Part email: BxSupCiv-ia33@nycourts.gov no later than two business days prior to the inspection.

Summary: A written request to adjourn an in-camera inspection must be emailed to the Principal Law Clerk and copied to the Part email no later than two business days before inspection.

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Civil cases

Stipulations to adjourn the return date of a motion must be made in writing and submitted to the Court via email at BxSupCiv-IA26@nycourts.gov and via NYSCEF. No more than three stipulated adjournments, for a period of 60 days each, for a total of 180 days, shall be submitted without prior permission of the Court.

Summary: Written stipulated motion-return-date adjournments must be submitted by email and NYSCEF; absent prior court permission, no more than three 60-day adjournments totaling 180 days may be submitted.

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If the request for adjournment is granted by the Court, then counsel or self-represented litigants shall prepare a stipulation including the caption and index number of the case, the appearance date, the adjourn date, and the reason for the adjournment.

Summary: After an adjournment is granted, counsel or a self-represented litigant must prepare a stipulated submission containing the case identifiers, original appearance date, new adjourn date, and reason for adjournment.

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The stipulation shall be e-mailed to the chambers e-mail listed above, NOT uploaded to e-filing, at least one (1) day prior to the scheduled appearance date.

Summary: A granted-adjournment stipulation must be emailed to Chambers, not uploaded to e-filing, at least one day before the scheduled appearance.

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Trial dates scheduled by the Court are firm and may only be adjourned upon application based upon an emergency. No adjournments will be granted unless the court concludes, in rare instances, that good cause exists.

Summary: Court-scheduled trial dates are firm; an adjournment requires an application based on an emergency, and the court will grant one only in rare instances of good cause.

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All requests for adjournment must be approved in advance. Without prior approval, a stipulation will not be accepted and any failure to appear will be considered a default.

Summary: Every adjournment request requires advance approval; without approval, a stipulation will not be accepted and a failure to appear may be treated as a default.

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Civil cases

Parties may, without leave of court, adjourn a motion returnable in the Motion Support Office, Room 217, at any time by filing a stipulation of adjournment on NYSCEF.

Summary: A party may adjourn at any time a motion pending in the Motion Support Office without court leave by filing a stipulation of adjournment on NYSCEF.