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Statutes > New-york > Cvp > Article-34 > R3403

Rule  3403.  Trial preferences. (a) Preferred cases. Civil cases shall  be tried in the order in which notes of issue have been filed,  but  the  following shall be entitled to a preference:    1.  an  action  brought  by  or  against  the  state,  or  a political  subdivision of the state, or an officer or  board  of  officers  of  the  state  or  a  political subdivision of the state, in his or its official  capacity, on the application of the state, the political subdivision, or  the officer or board of officers;    2. an action where a preference is provided for by statute; and    3. an action in which the interests of justice will be  served  by  an  early trial.    4.  in  any action upon the application of a party who has reached the  age of seventy years.    5. an action to recover  damages  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric  malpractice.    6.  an  action  to  recover  damages  for  personal injuries where the  plaintiff is terminally ill and alleges that such terminal illness is  a  result of the conduct, culpability or negligence of the defendant.    (b) Obtaining preference. Unless the court otherwise orders, notice of  a  motion  for  preference shall be served with the note of issue by the  party serving the note of issue, or ten days after such service  by  any  other  party;  or  thereafter during the pendency of the action upon the  application of a party who reaches the age of seventy years, or  who  is  terminally ill.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cvp > Article-34 > R3403

Rule  3403.  Trial preferences. (a) Preferred cases. Civil cases shall  be tried in the order in which notes of issue have been filed,  but  the  following shall be entitled to a preference:    1.  an  action  brought  by  or  against  the  state,  or  a political  subdivision of the state, or an officer or  board  of  officers  of  the  state  or  a  political subdivision of the state, in his or its official  capacity, on the application of the state, the political subdivision, or  the officer or board of officers;    2. an action where a preference is provided for by statute; and    3. an action in which the interests of justice will be  served  by  an  early trial.    4.  in  any action upon the application of a party who has reached the  age of seventy years.    5. an action to recover  damages  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric  malpractice.    6.  an  action  to  recover  damages  for  personal injuries where the  plaintiff is terminally ill and alleges that such terminal illness is  a  result of the conduct, culpability or negligence of the defendant.    (b) Obtaining preference. Unless the court otherwise orders, notice of  a  motion  for  preference shall be served with the note of issue by the  party serving the note of issue, or ten days after such service  by  any  other  party;  or  thereafter during the pendency of the action upon the  application of a party who reaches the age of seventy years, or  who  is  terminally ill.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cvp > Article-34 > R3403

Rule  3403.  Trial preferences. (a) Preferred cases. Civil cases shall  be tried in the order in which notes of issue have been filed,  but  the  following shall be entitled to a preference:    1.  an  action  brought  by  or  against  the  state,  or  a political  subdivision of the state, or an officer or  board  of  officers  of  the  state  or  a  political subdivision of the state, in his or its official  capacity, on the application of the state, the political subdivision, or  the officer or board of officers;    2. an action where a preference is provided for by statute; and    3. an action in which the interests of justice will be  served  by  an  early trial.    4.  in  any action upon the application of a party who has reached the  age of seventy years.    5. an action to recover  damages  for  medical,  dental  or  podiatric  malpractice.    6.  an  action  to  recover  damages  for  personal injuries where the  plaintiff is terminally ill and alleges that such terminal illness is  a  result of the conduct, culpability or negligence of the defendant.    (b) Obtaining preference. Unless the court otherwise orders, notice of  a  motion  for  preference shall be served with the note of issue by the  party serving the note of issue, or ten days after such service  by  any  other  party;  or  thereafter during the pendency of the action upon the  application of a party who reaches the age of seventy years, or  who  is  terminally ill.