The plaintiff case was dismissed for filling to comply with court order.

answered on Oct 3, 2023
This question does not involve an appeal. It involves a motion to vacate a default judgment in the lower Court. Such a motion must be filed within one year of the default. If however, the default was due to defective service of the summons and complaint, and you never knew that there was a case... View More

answered on Mar 9, 2023
A: (This answer clarfies an answer given yesterday). The fact that a motion reargument was denied will not prevent you from following through with your appeal from the original order, so long as you filed a timely notice of appeal from the original order. If you did not do that, it will be too... View More
in NY

answered on Mar 9, 2023
The fact that you lost the motion to reargue will not prevent you fr om following through with your appeal so long as you filed a timely notice of appeal from the Order. If you did not do that, it will be too late to do so. You cannot appeal from an order which denied reargument unless the order,... View More

answered on Jun 16, 2023
No. Not unless D also appealed, in which case he could obtain an automatic stay pursuant to CPLR 5519[a][2], by posting an undertaking, or making a motion for a discretionary stay under CPLR 5519[c].
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