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New York Laws - Civil Practice Law & Rules > Article 75 - Arbitration

New York Laws > Civil Practice Law & Rules > Article 75 - Arbitration

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§ 7501	Effect of arbitration agreement
§ 7502	Applications to the court; venue; statutes of limitation; provisional remedies
§ 7503	Application to compel or stay arbitration; stay of action; notice of intention to arbitrate
§ 7504	Court appointment of arbitrator
§ 7505	Powers of arbitrator
§ 7506	Hearing
§ 7507	Award; form; time; delivery
§ 7508	Award by confession
§ 7509	Modification of award by arbitrator
§ 7510	Confirmation of award
§ 7511	Vacating or modifying award
§ 7512	Death or incompetency of a party
§ 7513	Fees and expenses
§ 7514	Judgment on an award

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denise: ...

how do i turn an arbitration award to court order?

November 28, 2012

Steven Daily: ...

Denise,

If the other party does not promptly comply with the award, you can file a proceeding in the local courthouse to have the award "confirmed" in the form of a court judgment. See section 7510 of the Civil Practice Law Rules:

http://www.lawserver.com/law/state/new-york/ny-laws/ny_civil_practice_law_rules_7510

Steve Daily
LawServer

November 28, 2012

denise: ...

Thanks, I checked it out. I see I should have done this within 1 year. Since it's been 1 month past 1 year, it says: "a party may enforce an award after the time to confirm the award has expired. To do so, the prevailing party would enforce the award by bringing an action on it."

What does that mean? Is that something i can do without a lawyer? Are they really that strict about the 1 year timeline?

Also, for manhattan, what is my local courthouse?

November 29, 2012

Steven Daily: ...

Denise,
This is definitely something you need to see an attorney about immediately. Just determining the correct date on which the 1 year period begins is involved. And while there may be alternatives still available to you, if the one year has in fact expired things will be difficult. Consult with an attorney. I don't know the whereabouts of your courthouse, sorry.

Steve Daily
LawServer.com

December 14, 2012

Jim: ...

Hi all
I was awarded "Cost Bill", since the total is about $800.00. I understand that I have to fill out or prepare a "Cost Bill" form plus a Memorandum of Costs and a Affidavit that the costs claimed are allowable by law.
I couldn'r find a Cost Bill form and the court clerck told me that there is no longer has such form available?
What should I do?
Since I have 10 days after Entry of Judgment or order...What it means? 10 days from the days the Judge awarded the judgment or 10 days the court entered on its docket?

Thank you and have a great day.
Jim

January 17, 2013

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