Article 55 Appeals Generally

Sections

Scope of Review

Permissible Appellant and Respondent

Appealable Paper; Entry of Order Made out of Court

Time to Take Appeal, Cross-appeal or Move for Permission to Appeal

Extension of Time to Take Appeal or to Move for Permission to Appeal

Taking an Appeal; Notice of Appeal

Rule 5516. Motion for Permission to Appeal. a Motion for Permission to Appeal Shall Be Noticed to Be Heard at a Motion Day at Least Eigh...

Subsequent Orders

Preliminary Injunction or Temporary Restraining Order by Appellate Division

Stay of Enforcement

Omissions; Appeal by Improper Method

* Rule 5521. Preferences. (A) Preferences in the Hearing of an Appeal May Be Granted in the Discretion of the Court to Which the Appeal ...

Rule 5522. Disposition of Appeal. (A) a Court to Which an Appeal Is Taken May Reverse, Affirm, or Modify, Wholly or in Part, Any Judgmen...

Rule 5524. Entry of Order; Remittitur and Further Proceedings. (A) Entry of Order in Appellate Court. an Order of a Court to Which an A...

Rule 5525. Preparation and Settlement of Transcript; Statement in Lieu of Transcript. (A) Preparation of Transcript. Where a Stenographi...

Rule 5526. Content and Form of Record on Appeal. the Record on Appeal From a Final Judgment Shall Consist of the Notice of Appeal, the ...

Rule 5527. Statement in Lieu of Record on Appeal. When the Questions Presented by an Appeal Can Be Determined Without an Examination of ...

Rule 5528. Content of Briefs and Appendices. (A) Appellant's Brief and Appendix. the Brief of the Appellant Shall Contain in the Follow...

Rule 5529. Form of Briefs and Appendices. (A) Form of Reproduction; Size; Paper; Binding. 1. Briefs and Appendices Shall Be Reproduc...

Rule 5530. Filing Record and Briefs; Service of Briefs. (A) Generally. Within Twenty Days After Settlement of the Transcript or After S...

Rule 5531. Description of Action. the Appellant Shall File Together With the Record on Appeal, in Both Criminal and Civil Actions, a St...

Rule 5532. Stipulation in Lieu of Certification. the Parties or Their Attorneys May Stipulate As to the Correctness of the Entire Record...