This volume presents the "Rules of Practice of the Court of Appeals of the State of New York", along with rules for the admission of attorneys to the bar. Annotated for clarity and ease of use, this edition provides essential guidance for legal professionals practicing in New York. A valuable resource for lawyers, judges, and legal scholars, the book outlines the procedures and standards governing appellate practice in the state's highest court. It offers practical insights into the requirements for attorney admission and the conduct of cases before the Court of Appeals.
Originally compiled and annotated by Edmund H. Smith and Charles J. Hailes, this historical document provides insight into the evolution of legal practice in New York. It remains a significant reference for understanding the foundations of the state's legal system.
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