Court Rules
Judge

Judge Francis A. Kahn III

Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies

New York Supreme Court, New York County

Limits & Logistics

Document Limits

Memorandum Of LawCourt-wide
30 pgs

Courtesy Copies

Courtesy copies

Court-wide

Proposed Order

Court-wide

Adjournments

24Hoursnotice
  • A preliminary or compliance conference may be adjourned once by consent for no more than 30 days, with an e-filed and emailed stipulation due at least 24 hours in advance; later requests require court approval or leave.
  • A calendared conference may be adjourned only with the consent of all parties through a written stipulation submitted 24 hours in advance.
48Hoursnotice
  • A calendared motion may be adjourned only by written stipulation of all parties submitted 48 hours in advance, with no letters accepted; same-day requests must be made in person and late requests may be rejected.
  • An MFP conference adjournment requires the consent of all parties, a written e-filed stipulation submitted 48 hours in advance, email to the referees, and e-filing with the court.

Communication

Email

Clerk

sfc-part32-clerk@nycourts.gov
Scheduling
Email

Clerk

sfc.part32-clerk@nycourts.gov
Phone
646-386-3125
Phone

Clerk

No status inquiries
Phone
Court-wide

Intake Unit

646-386-3033
SchedulingTechnical Issues
Filters:AllMandatoryImportantFormattingExhibitsEvidence/WitnessesDiscoveryConferencesMemorandaTRO/Injunction

Document Format Requirements5 rules

FormattingCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026Mandatory

Each exhibit must have protruding tabs that identify it.

Each exhibit must have protruding exhibit tabs identifying the exhibit.

part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
FormattingCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026Mandatory

References to other voluminous exhibits must include Bates stamps or another pinpoint citation identifying the exact location within the exhibit.

Reference to any other voluminous exhibits annexed to a motion must include Bates stamps or other pinpoint citations noting the exact location within the exhibit.

part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
FormattingCivil cases

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Every exhibit reference must contain a pinpoint citation identifying the exact exhibit page.

Reference to any exhibit must include pinpoint citations to the exact page within the exhibit.

part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
FormattingCivil cases

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Every page of an exhibit must be numbered.

Each page in any exhibit must be numbered.

part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
FormattingCivil cases

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

Memoranda of law must be separated from other papers.

Summary: A memorandum of law must be separated from the other filed papers.

part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Document Filing Requirements6 rules

Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026Mandatory

The entire deposition transcript must be provided rather than excerpts.

Entire transcript must be provided not simply excerpts.

Document Type

Deposition Transcript

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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Each electronically submitted exhibit must be identified and described in its heading.

All exhibits electronically submitted must be described in the heading of the attached exhibit (e.g. Exhibit A – Bill of Particulars), so that it is known what document is filed in the exhibit.

Document Type

Exhibits

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026Mandatory

Counsel must bring a list of all outstanding discovery to a compliance conference.

At compliance conferences, counsel must bring a list of all outstanding discovery.

Document Type

Outstanding Discovery List

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
part32-rules · p. 4
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Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026Mandatory

If a decision presents a problem, an order supported by an attorney affirmation must be filed and emailed to the Part's email address.

If there is a problem with a decision, please file an order with attorney affirmation and email the same to the part email address.

Document Type

Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
part32-rules · p. 4
|SecIV. ALL CONFERENCES
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Checked against the court's document on Oct 5, 2026Important

When all parties attend a conference, a stipulation or preliminary conference order should be completed with discovery-completion dates.

When all parties are present, please complete a stipulation or preliminary conference order with dates for completing discovery.

Document Type

Stipulation Or Preliminary Conference Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
part32-rules · p. 4
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Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Not confirmed. Read the court's wording below.Mandatory?

Citation to deposition testimony must include notation of page and line number in transcript.

Summary: Citations to deposition testimony must identify the transcript page and line numbers.

Document Type

Motion

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
part32-rules · p. 3
|SecIII. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

The agreed stipulation must be e-filed and emailed to the part clerk at least 24 hours before the conference.

A stipulation agreeing to the adjournment must be e-filed and a copy of the stipulation must be filed with the Part Clerk at least 24 hours in advance of the conference date by email at SFC-Part32-Clerk@nycourts.gov.

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Each electronically filed exhibit must receive its own document number, and combining documents into one PDF may result in summary denial of the motion.

Each e-filed document as an exhibit to an affirmation or affidavit must have its own respective document number (e.g., Doc #10, Notice of Motion). If documents are submitted as a single .pdf file, a motion may be summarily denied.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

An order to show cause must first be e-filed and processed by the Ex-Parte office to obtain a sequence number; parties must not contact the Part and may reach the Ex-Parte office at 646-386-3125.

All Order to Show Causes must be e-filed first then processed by the Ex-Parte office to obtain a sequence number and then sent over to the part. Do not contact the part. The Ex- Parte office can be reached at 646-386-3125. They will contact the part once the OSC is processed by them.

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Page 4 | V. Order to Show Cause

A stipulation of discontinuance must be e-filed immediately when a matter is discontinued so the case can be marked accordingly.

If a matter is discontinued e-file a stip of discontinuance immediately so the case can be marked accordingly.

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A calendared-motion adjournment stipulation must be e-filed and delivered to the part clerk by hand or email.

The stipulation must be e-filed and either hand delivered or e-mailed to the Part Clerk at SFC-Part32-Clerk@nycourts.gov.

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An MFP conference adjournment stipulation must be written, e-filed, emailed to the referees, and e-filed with the court.

Requests for adjournment of MFP conferences must be made upon consent of all parties by written, e-filed stipulation 48 hours in advance and emailed to the referees and e-filed with the court.

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Page 2 | II. FORECLOSURE RULES

Questions or concerns may be addressed by e-filing a letter with the Court and emailing the same letter.

Contact the part clerk with any questions or concerns or e-file a letter to the court and email the same.

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Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Letters concerning pending motions submitted after oral argument or submission will be returned to counsel.

Letters to the Court after oral argument or submission regarding sub judice motions will be returned to counsel.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Once ordered, the clerk will immediately upload the order to show cause to NYSCEF.

Once the OSC is so ordered it will be uploaded to NYSCEF immediately by the clerk.

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Page 4 | V. Order to Show Cause

The Court will not accept additional submissions after a motion is fully submitted.

After motions are fully submitted, the Court will not permit additional submissions.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

A matter remains active until the court receives a stipulation of discontinuance.

Without a stip of discontinuance the matter will stay in the active posture until one is received.

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Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Counsel attending a conference must know the case and have authority to discuss and stipulate to resolve all discovery issues.

Counsel attending conferences shall be familiar with the case and have authority to discuss and stipulate to resolve all discovery issues.

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Page 4 | IV. ALL CONFERENCES

Instead of filing a discovery motion, parties are encouraged to request a conference by e-filing a NYSCEF letter, although the Court may decline the conference.

If a discovery dispute arises, parties in lieu of filing a motion, are encouraged to request a conference by e-filing a letter on NYSCEF requesting a conference. Conferences will be granted at the Court’s discretion.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

The Court alone decides whether oral argument will be heard.

Oral argument is heard solely at the discretion of the Court.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

An order to show cause with a temporary restraining order is not automatically heard the same day unless the sale occurs that day, and the judge retains discretion over hearing and decision methods.

Just because an OSC has an TRO does not mean that it will be heard the same day unless the sale is the same day. The Judge will either give it a return date for oral argument, put it on submissions or decide it on the papers. Again, this is at the Judge’s discretion.

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Page 4 | V. Order to Show Cause

A discovery motion may be calendared for a conference with the Court.

Discovery motions may be calendared for a conference with the Court.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

A calendared motion may be adjourned only by written stipulation of all parties submitted 48 hours in advance, with no letters accepted; same-day requests must be made in person and late requests may be rejected.

Requests for adjournment of a calendared motion must be made upon consent of all parties by written stipulation 48 hours in advance. No letters will be accepted. The stipulation must be e-filed and either hand delivered or e-mailed to the Part Clerk at SFC-Part32-Clerk@nycourts.gov. Requests for adjournment of a motion made on the day of oral argument must be made in person. Adjournments of a motion by stipulation received less than 24 hours in advance of the oral argument date may be rejected.

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A preliminary or compliance conference may be adjourned once by consent for no more than 30 days, with an e-filed and emailed stipulation due at least 24 hours in advance; later requests require court approval or leave.

A preliminary or compliance conference may be adjourned once on consent for no more than 30 days. A stipulation agreeing to the adjournment must be e-filed and a copy of the stipulation must be filed with the Part Clerk at least 24 hours in advance of the conference date by email at SFC-Part32-Clerk@nycourts.gov. Any adjournment by stipulation submitted less than 24 hours prior to the scheduled conference must be approved by the Court. Further adjournments require Court leave.

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An MFP conference adjournment requires the consent of all parties, a written e-filed stipulation submitted 48 hours in advance, email to the referees, and e-filing with the court.

Requests for adjournment of MFP conferences must be made upon consent of all parties by written, e-filed stipulation 48 hours in advance and emailed to the referees and e-filed with the court.

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Page 2 | II. FORECLOSURE RULES

A calendared conference may be adjourned only with the consent of all parties through a written stipulation submitted 24 hours in advance.

Requests for adjournment of a calendared conference must be made upon consent of all parties by written stipulation 24 hours in advance.

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Page 2 | II. FORECLOSURE RULES

Motion-submission-part adjournment requests must comply with the rules of that part.

Adjournment requests for motions returnable in the Motion Submission Part (Room 130) shall be made in accordance with the rules of that part which are available at: https://ww2.nycourts.gov/courts/1jd/supctmanh/motions_on_notice.shtml.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Requests to adjourn an order to show cause must comply with rule I(A).

Requests for adjournments of orders to show cause shall be made in accordance with rule I(A) above.

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Page 3 | III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Motions pending in the Submissions Part are governed by that part's adjournment, scheduling, and withdrawal rules.

For all motions pending in the Submissions Part (60 Centre Street, Rm. 130), follow that part’s rules regarding adjournments, scheduling, and withdrawals.

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Chambers Communication Rules

All adjournment requests must be directed to the part clerk rather than chambers.

Please do not communicate with chambers by any means concerning adjournments of all matters. ALL requests for adjournments are to be directed to the Part Clerk.

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Adjournments of matters calendared in Part 32 must be confirmed with the part clerk by email.

Adjournments of matters calendared in Part 32 must be confirmed by contacting the Part Clerk by email.

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Ex parte communications with the judge, court attorneys, or part clerk are prohibited, and all parties must be included in any such communication.

No ex parte communications will be entertained under any circumstances. Do not call or e-mail the Judge, Court Attorneys, or Part Clerk without including all parties in the matter.

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Only attorneys may place court-authorized calls to chambers, and all parties must be included before conferring with the judge or court attorney.

Calls to chambers specifically authorized by the Court may only be placed by attorneys. No law office employees, assistants or aides may call chambers. Please be sure all parties are on the line before conferencing with the Judge or Court Attorney.

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Counsel who must appear elsewhere during a conference must notify the Part Clerk and all other parties and provide a reachable telephone number.

If during a conference, counsel must appear in another part, notify the Part Clerk and all other parties, and provide a telephone number at which you may be reached.

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Page 4 | IV. ALL CONFERENCES

Questions or concerns may be directed to the Part Clerk, or a letter may be e-filed with the Court and emailed.

Contact the part clerk with any questions or concerns or e-file a letter to the court and email the same.

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Page 4 | V. Order to Show Cause

The Ex-Parte office can be reached by phone at 646-386-3125 and will contact the Part after processing the order to show cause.

All Order to Show Causes must be e-filed first then processed by the Ex-Parte office to obtain a sequence number and then sent over to the part. Do not contact the part. The Ex- Parte office can be reached at 646-386-3125. They will contact the part once the OSC is processed by them.

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Page 4 | V. Order to Show Cause

The part clerk and chambers must not be called for status updates or to inquire whether a decision has issued.

DO NOT call the Part Clerk or chambers for a status update or to ask whether a decision has been issued.

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The order concerning a problematic decision must also be emailed to the Part's email address.

If there is a problem with a decision, please file an order with attorney affirmation and email the same to the part email address.

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Page 4 | IV. ALL CONFERENCES

Judge Kahn has no law clerks; questions and concerns should be directed to the part clerk by e-filed letter and email to the clerk's listed address.

Please note Judge Kahn does not have any Law Clerks. Contact the part clerk with any questions or concerns or e-file a letter to the court and email the same to sfc-part32-clerk@nycourts.gov.

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A party may email a copy of the stipulation of discontinuance to the Part Clerk at the stated address.

You may also email a copy of the stip to the part clerk at sfc.part32-clerk@nycourts.gov.

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Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 265 rules apply across New York Supreme Court, New York County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

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  • Applies to
    Filing agent authorization

    A filing agent must submit an authorization form before or with the attorney’s first NYSCEF filing in the action.

  • Applies to
    Hard copy documents
    Must include
    notice of electronic filing

    Nonparticipating counsel must submit the original hard-copy documents, an additional unbound copy, and a Notice of Hard-Copy Submission simultaneously.

  • Applies to
    Attorney filing account
    Must include
    notice of electronic filing

    An attorney using a filing agent must have a User ID and password so the agent’s filings are associated with the attorney of record.

E-Filing

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  • For cases commenced on or after February 19, 2013, e-filing through NYSCEF is mandatory except for the listed case types, and all subsequent documents must be e-filed.

  • An attorney lacking the equipment or knowledge to e-file, and lacking qualifying staff support, may opt out of mandatory e-filing by filing Form EFM 2 with the Clerk.

  • Unrepresented litigants are automatically exempt from mandatory e-filing but may voluntarily participate.

Filing Timing

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  • Deadline
    3 business days

    Failure to electronically refile hard-copy documents within three business days will cause the originals to be discarded and may result in an incomplete court record.

  • A motion on notice or notice of petition must be e-filed no later than eight days before the return date.

  • Deadline
    24 hours

    The Clerk normally takes 24 hours to review and process a proposed order to show cause.

Sealing

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  • To correct an electronically filed document containing confidential data or filed in error, notify the parties and non-party filers, request restricted status through NYSCEF, and file an order to show cause within five business days seeking temporary relief and correction; restricted status expires after five days unless extended by the required notification and order.

  • An order granting relief to correct a filing must be submitted to the County Clerk using the applicable notice form, with the sealing-order procedure using the NYSCEF sealing notification and a copy of the order.

  • An infant's compromise application must be filed through NYSCEF in redacted form, with an unredacted copy submitted for the Justice's action.

About Judge Francis A. Kahn III

- **Address:** 111 Centre Street, New York, NY 10013 - **Part:** Part 32 - **Chambers:** Room 532 - **Chambers Phone:** (646) 386-3081 - **Courtroom:** Room 1127 - **Courtroom Phone:** (646) 386-5607 - **Assistant Law Clerk:** Ryan Millea, Esq. - **Principal Law Clerk:** Christine Vetter, Esq.

Common questions about Judge Francis A. Kahn III's rules

Does Judge Francis A. Kahn III require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Francis A. Kahn III's rules set a pre-motion procedure for covered motions. Counsel attending a conference must know the case and have authority to discuss and stipulate to resolve all discovery issues.

View ruleSource: page 4, section IV. ALL CONFERENCES

What must be included with exhibits filings before Judge Francis A. Kahn III?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Each electronically submitted exhibit must be identified and described in its heading.

View ruleSource: page 3, section III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

What must be included with motion filings before Judge Francis A. Kahn III?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Citations to deposition testimony must identify the transcript page and line numbers.

View ruleSource: page 3, section III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

How may parties contact Judge Francis A. Kahn III's chambers?

All adjournment requests must be directed to the part clerk rather than chambers.

View ruleSource: page 1, section I. COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE PART CLERK AND CHAMBERS

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Francis A. Kahn III?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. Motion-submission-part adjournment requests must comply with the rules of that part.

View ruleSource: page 3, section III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.

Is electronic filing required before Judge Francis A. Kahn III?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. The agreed stipulation must be e-filed and emailed to the part clerk at least 24 hours before the conference.

View ruleSource: page 1, section I. COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE PART CLERK AND CHAMBERS

What filing deadlines does Judge Francis A. Kahn III set?

The Court will not accept additional submissions after a motion is fully submitted.

View ruleSource: page 3, section III. MOTIONS - WORKING COPIES OF MOTION PAPERS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
Complete rules summary for Judge Francis A. Kahn III

Motion-submission-part adjournment requests must comply with the rules of that part.

Judge Kahn has no law clerks; questions and concerns should be directed to the part clerk by e-filed letter and email to the clerk's listed address.

All adjournment requests must be directed to the part clerk rather than chambers.

A preliminary or compliance conference may be adjourned once by consent for no more than 30 days, with an e-filed and emailed stipulation due at least 24 hours in advance; later requests require court approval or leave.

Motions pending in the Submissions Part are governed by that part's adjournment, scheduling, and withdrawal rules.

A calendared motion may be adjourned only by written stipulation of all parties submitted 48 hours in advance, with no letters accepted; same-day requests must be made in person and late requests may be rejected.

Adjournments of matters calendared in Part 32 must be confirmed with the part clerk by email.

Ex parte communications with the judge, court attorneys, or part clerk are prohibited, and all parties must be included in any such communication.

Only attorneys may place court-authorized calls to chambers, and all parties must be included before conferring with the judge or court attorney.

The part clerk and chambers must not be called for status updates or to inquire whether a decision has issued.

A calendared conference may be adjourned only with the consent of all parties through a written stipulation submitted 24 hours in advance.

An MFP conference adjournment requires the consent of all parties, a written e-filed stipulation submitted 48 hours in advance, email to the referees, and e-filing with the court.

The agreed stipulation must be e-filed and emailed to the part clerk at least 24 hours before the conference.

A calendared-motion adjournment stipulation must be e-filed and delivered to the part clerk by hand or email.

An MFP conference adjournment stipulation must be written, e-filed, emailed to the referees, and e-filed with the court.

Requests to adjourn an order to show cause must comply with rule I(A).

The Court alone decides whether oral argument will be heard.

A discovery motion may be calendared for a conference with the Court.

Each electronically filed exhibit must receive its own document number, and combining documents into one PDF may result in summary denial of the motion.

Every page of an exhibit must be numbered.

Every exhibit reference must contain a pinpoint citation identifying the exact exhibit page.

Each exhibit must have protruding tabs that identify it.

Each electronically submitted exhibit must be identified and described in its heading.

A memorandum of law must be separated from the other filed papers.

Citations to deposition testimony must identify the transcript page and line numbers.

The entire deposition transcript must be provided rather than excerpts.

References to other voluminous exhibits must include Bates stamps or another pinpoint citation identifying the exact location within the exhibit.

The Court will not accept additional submissions after a motion is fully submitted.

Letters concerning pending motions submitted after oral argument or submission will be returned to counsel.

Instead of filing a discovery motion, parties are encouraged to request a conference by e-filing a NYSCEF letter, although the Court may decline the conference.

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