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§ 3105 — Notice to party in default

New York·Law CVP Civil Practice Law & Rules·Art. 31 Disclosure
Rule 3105. Notice to party in default. When a party is in default for\nfailure to appear, he shall not be entitled to notice or service of any\ncopy required under this article.\n

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