A New York Motion for Extension of Time to file an Appeal — Civil Case is a request that is made to the court to extend the time limit for filing an appeal in a civil case. It is generally used when a party has missed the deadline to file an appeal. There are two types of New York Motion for Extension of Time to file an Appeal — Civil Case: a motion for extension of time under CPR 5525(a) and a motion for a stay of judgment under CPR 5519. Under CPR 5525(a), a party must demonstrate that the delay in filing the appeal was not due to neglect and that there is a reasonable chance of success on the merits of the appeal. Under CPR 5519, a party must demonstrate that there is a likelihood of success on the merits of the appeal, that the delay in filing the appeal was not due to neglect, and that the party has a good reason for the delay. Both motions must be filed with the appellate court within the time limit for filing an appeal.
A New York Motion for Extension of Time to file an Appeal — Civil Case is a request that is made to the court to extend the time limit for filing an appeal in a civil case. It is generally used when a party has missed the deadline to file an appeal. There are two types of New York Motion for Extension of Time to file an Appeal — Civil Case: a motion for extension of time under CPR 5525(a) and a motion for a stay of judgment under CPR 5519. Under CPR 5525(a), a party must demonstrate that the delay in filing the appeal was not due to neglect and that there is a reasonable chance of success on the merits of the appeal. Under CPR 5519, a party must demonstrate that there is a likelihood of success on the merits of the appeal, that the delay in filing the appeal was not due to neglect, and that the party has a good reason for the delay. Both motions must be filed with the appellate court within the time limit for filing an appeal.