New York § 180 - 180Entry of order of reference
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 180 — 180Entry of order of reference, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 180. 180Entry of order of reference
§ 180. Entry of order of reference. The judge or justice by whom they shall be selected, shall certify such selection in writing. Such certificate, or the written agreement of the parties, shall be filed by the trustees in the office of the clerk where the order appointing the trustees is entered; and an order shall thereupon be entered by such clerk appointing the persons so selected referees to determine the controversy.
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