Fourth Department Reproduced Full Record (Appeal from Interlocutory Order or Judgment) (NY Civil Appeals)

This legal template refers to a document that is used in the State of New York for civil appeals specifically in the Fourth Department, which covers appeals from interlocutory orders or judgments. An interlocutory order is a preliminary ruling made by a court during ongoing litigation that does not fully resolve the case. This template aims to provide a complete and accurate reproduction of the full record of the proceedings that took place in the lower court. The document is instrumental in presenting the relevant facts, evidence, arguments, and decisions made during the original trial, ensuring that all necessary information is included in the appeals process. It serves as a crucial resource for both the appellant (party appealing the decision) and the appellee (party defending the decision) in preparing their legal arguments before the appellate court. The template ensures that the record is complete and unchanged, allowing the appellate court to thoroughly review the case and make an informed decision based on the facts and legal arguments presented.