Order To Show Cause To Confirm Arbitration Award - New York Supreme Court
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At a(an) lAS/Special Term Part __
of the Supreme Court of the State
of New York, held in and for the
County
of
Nassau,
at
the
Courthouse thereof, located at
100
Supreme
Court
Drive,
Mineola, New York on the __ day
of 20______
PRESENT: HON.______________________________
Justice of the Supreme Court
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In the Matter of the Application of
[1. Index No. & Year]
___________________________________________,
Index No.
[2. Fill in name(s)]
Petitioner(s)
______________/_____
ORDER TO SHOW
-against-
CAUSE TO CONFIRM
ARBITRATION AWARD
____________________________________________
PURSUANT TO
[3. Fill in name(s)]
Respondent(s)
CPLR ARTICLE 7510
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Upon
the
reading
and
filing
the
petition(s)
of
[4.
Your
name(s)]
_____________________________, sworn to on [5. Date the Verified Petition
notarized] _________________ , 20___ and upon the exhibits attached to the petition,
and [6. Identify other supporting papers, such as, additional affidavits]
ARBITRATION DETERMINATION
Let the respondent(s) show cause at lAS PART___, Room ____, of this Court, to be held
at the Courthouse, 100 Supreme Court Drive, Mineola, New York, on ______________ ,
20__ , at ____o'clock in the ____noon or as soon as the parties to this proceeding may be
heard why an order should not be made, providing the following relief: [7. Describe what
you are asking the Court to do]
Confirming the Arbitration Award; Awarding your petitioner fees, costs and disbursements
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