Ed's Bootlegs (inc. Supreme Court summons), not so legal after all? Options

[Pokey]

Thanks for the update.
The link posted seems to be broken. Is it working for anybody else?

Works for me!

[dangum]

Works for me!

Must have been user error. Link is working fine now.

[OutToDry]

I am thinking you have to log into the site to see it.

Here are the docs all together:

http://www.mediafire.com/?2iuyf1tbdnx923w

This post has been edited by OutToDry: Aug 25 2012, 11:24 am

[Pokey]

nah don't have to log in, works fine!

[SJN1279]

In part of the first suilt filed in late 2009, both parties have been asked to appear and give deposition to the Judge in Sept and into the fall. Appears to be attorneys to move the case to closure.

https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/Doc...l&courtType=New York County Supreme Court

docket#9

Hi yall

I thought you were leaving?

[Pokey]

[themaestro]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urJJKyE8Qp0

[FishOutaWater]

In part of the first suilt filed in late 2009, both parties have been asked to appear and give deposition to the Judge in Sept and into the fall. Appears to be attorneys to move the case to closure.

https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/Doc...l&courtType=New York County Supreme Court

docket#9

Hi yall

Litigants don't give depositions to the court. Each parties' lawyer takes depositions of individuals to gather statements under oath that will support the lawyer's briefs. In this case the parties being deposed should include CCPE. The deposition testimony won't be made public. This is not testimony in open court. What this means is that the discovery stage of the case is proceeding. That order also addresses the production of documents. This order says that the plaintiffs have priority to take the depositions of the defendants first, and then the defendants may depose the plaintiffs. The depositions of the defendants shall occur during October and the depositions of the plaintiffs shall occur during November.

[OutToDry]

thanks for the info, it was tough reading that chicken scratch

[zmanpga]

I thought you were leaving?

[+AllOverMe+]

Glad some of you returned. Just ignore Nick. It can't be that difficult.

[jayda]

thanks for the info, it was tough reading that chicken scratch

what kind of crap is that (the chicken scratch I mean)? I would never file something that looked like that to the court, or client or anyone.

[mfitz804]

what kind of crap is that (the chicken scratch I mean)? I would never file something that looked like that to the court, or client or anyone.

The Preliminary Conference Order is something that has to be filled out by the lawyers during a Court appearance on a three-carbon copy form provided by the Court. As such, it has to be handwritten. Its done in every single case.

By PC Order standards, that one is actually pretty clear. I have had lawyers fill them out so poorly that I refused to sign off because I couldn't read what I was agreeing to.

Oh, and FYI, those deposition dates for October and November 2012 will probably be postponed multiple times before they actually occur. That also happens in every case and I imagine in a case involving higher profile parties who don't live in New York, it will be even more true.

[OutToDry]

Bus is moving.......

http://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/F...3mBo7EMVQ%3D%3D

This post has been edited by OutToDry: Aug 29 2012, 9:22 pm

[jayda]

The Preliminary Conference Order is something that has to be filled out by the lawyers during a Court appearance on a three-carbon copy form provided by the Court. As such, it has to be handwritten. Its done in every single case.

By PC Order standards, that one is actually pretty clear. I have had lawyers fill them out so poorly that I refused to sign off because I couldn't read what I was agreeing to.

Oh, and FYI, those deposition dates for October and November 2012 will probably be postponed multiple times before they actually occur. That also happens in every case and I imagine in a case involving higher profile parties who don't live in New York, it will be even more true.

ok - guess it's equal to old school doctors handwriting prescriptions during a consultation.

We don't have that one here.