New York § 10002 - 10002Abrogation of rules of civil practice
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 10002 — 10002Abrogation of rules of civil practice, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 10002. 10002Abrogation of rules of civil practice
§ 10002. Abrogation of rules of civil practice. The rules of practice adopted by the convention provided for by chapter nine hundred two of the laws of nineteen hundred twenty, as amended or supplemented by appropriate action of the justices of the appellate division in the several departments pursuant to section eighty-three of the judiciary law, comprising the rules of civil practice, as heretofore in effect, are hereby abrogated and shall no longer be in effect.
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