New York Statutes

§ 2111 — Filing of papers in the trial courts by facsimile transmission and by electronic means

New York·Law CVP Civil Practice Law & Rules·Art. 21-A Filing of Papers In the Courts By Facsimile Transmission and By Electronic Means

§ 2111. Filing of papers in the trial courts by facsimile transmission\nand by electronic means.

(a)Notwithstanding any other provision of\nlaw, the chief administrator of the courts, with the approval of the\nadministrative board of the courts, may promulgate rules authorizing a\nprogram in the use of facsimile transmission only in the court of claims\nand electronic means in the courts of New York having civil jurisdiction\nfor:
(i)the commencement of civil actions and proceedings, and (ii) the\nfiling and service of papers in pending actions and proceedings.\nProvided, however, the chief administrator shall consult with the county\nclerk of a county outside the city of New York before the use of\nelectronic means is to be authorized hereunder in the supreme court or\nthe county cou

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