New York § 1026 Review of determinations by administrative officers of the unified court system

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§ 1026 — Review of determinations by administrative officers of the unified court system

New York § 1026

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  § 1026. Review of determinations by administrative officers of the\nunified court system. In any action or proceeding brought to review a\ndetermination of the chief judge of the court of appeals, of the court\nof appeals or of the administrative board of the courts, made pursuant\nto the provisions of article seven-A of the judiciary law or section\ntwenty-eight of article six of the constitution, the only proper party\nto be named therein shall be the chief administrator of the courts, in\nhis representative capacity. No action or proceeding so instituted shall\nname the chief judge, the court of appeals or any member thereof, or the\nadministrative board or any member thereof as a party.\n

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§ 1026. Review of determinations by administrative officers of the\nunified court system. In any action or proceeding brought to review a\ndetermination of the chief judge of the court of appeals, of the court\nof appeals or of the administrative board of the courts, made pursuant\nto the provisions of article seven-A of the judiciary law or section\ntwenty-eight of article six of the constitution, the only proper party\nto be named therein shall be the chief administrator of the courts, in\nhis representative capacity. No action or proceeding so instituted shall\nname the chief judge, the court of appeals or any member thereof, or the\nadministrative board or any member thereof as a party.\n