§ 36:112. Form: Affidavit of defendant's attorney in support of motion for preclusion for failure to serve bill of particulars | Secondary Sources | Westlaw

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§ 36:112. Form: Affidavit of defendant's attorney in support of motion for preclusion for failure to serve bill of particulars

CW2D § 36:112Tammy E. Hinshaw, J.D.; Judith Nichter Morris, J.D.; and Stephanie Zeller, J.D.Carmody-Wait 2d New York Practice with Forms (Approx. 3 pages)

§ 36:112. Form: Affidavit of defendant's attorney in support of motion for preclusion for failure to serve bill of particulars

CW2D § 36:112Tammy E. Hinshaw, J.D.; Judith Nichter Morris, J.D.; and Stephanie Zeller, J.D.Carmody-Wait 2d New York Practice with Forms (Approx. 3 pages)

6 Carmody-Wait 2d § 36:112
Carmody-Wait 2d New York Practice with Forms
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September 2023 Update
Chapter 36. Bills of Particulars and Copies of Accounts
Tammy E. Hinshaw, J.D.; Judith Nichter Morris, J.D.; and Stephanie Zeller, J.D.
IV. Procedural Matters
G. Enforcement of Demand for Bill of Particulars
2. Conditional and Final Orders of Preclusion
a. In General
§ 36:112. Form: Affidavit of defendant's attorney in support of motion for preclusion for failure to serve bill of particulars
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