New York Laws
Article 2 - General Provisions Relating to Courts and Judges
7 - Adjournment of Term on Non-Appearance of Judge.

ยง 7. Adjournment of term on non-appearance of judge. If a judge,
authorized to hold a term of a court, does not come to the place where
the term is appointed to be held, or to which it shall have been
adjourned by the judge, before four o'clock in the afternoon of the day
so appointed or of such adjourned day, the sheriff or clerk must then
open the term, and forthwith adjourn it, or again adjourn it, as the
case may be, to nine o'clock in the morning of the next day. If the
judge attends by four o'clock in the afternoon of the second day of the
term as appointed or as adjourned by such judge, he must open the term;
otherwise the sheriff or the clerk must adjourn it without day. If,
before four o'clock of the second day of the term as appointed or as
adjourned by the judge, the sheriff or the clerk receives from a judge,
authorized to hold the term, a written direction to adjourn the term to
a future day certain, he must adjourn it accordingly, instead of
adjourning it as above prescribed. The direction must be entered in the
minutes as an order.

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New York Laws

JUD - Judiciary

Article 2 - General Provisions Relating to Courts and Judges

2 - Courts of Record.

2-A - Jurisdiction and Powers of Courts Continued.

2-B - General Powers of Courts of Record.

3 - Use of Term "Court" Prohibited.

4 - Sittings of Courts to Be Public.

4-A - Certain Powers of the Courts Regarding Civil Arrests.

5 - Courts Not to Sit on Sunday Except in Special Cases nor on Saturday in Certain Cases.

6 - Adjournment of Term of Court of Record to Future Day.

7 - Adjournment of Term on Non-Appearance of Judge.

7-A - Vacancies or Changes in Judges; Power of Judge Out of Office.

7-B - Continuance of Out of Court Proceedings Before Judges of Same Court.

7-C - Continuance of Special Proceeding Before Another Officer.

8 - Emergency Relocations of Court Terms.

9 - Recusal; Reason.

10 - Courtroom Designated the "Judge James F. Reitz Memorial Courtroom".

13 - Court or Judge May Direct the Filing of Original Stenographic Minutes With Clerk.

13-A - Power to Remove Certain Officers and to Appoint Successors.

13-B - Oath of Referee, Receiver, Commissioner or Appraiser.

14 - Disqualification of Judge by Reason of Interest or Consanguinity.

15 - Judge of Court of Record Not Disqualified Because a Resident or a Taxpayer.

16 - Judge Prohibited From Practicing Law in His Court.

17 - Judge Prohibited From Practicing in Cause Which Has Been Before Him.

18 - Judge Prohibited From Taking Fees for Advice in Matters Before Him.

19 - Judge Must Not Be Interested in Costs.

20 - Ex Officio Judge Must Not Be Interested in Costs or Compensation of Attorneys or Counsellors in His Court.

21 - Judge Other Than of Court of Appeals or Appellate Division Not to Decide Question Argued During His Absence.

22 - Certificates as to Year of Birth to Be Filed by Certain Judicial Officers.

23 - Age Limitation on Term of Judicial Office.

24 - Compensation of Judges After Removal.

25 - Retirement of State-Paid Full-Time Judges or Justices of the Unified Court System and Housing Judges Appointed Pursuant to Subdivision (F) of Section

25-A - Retirement of Judicial Officers.

27 - Enacted Without Section Heading.

28 - Amendment of Minutes of Stenographer.

29 - Seal of Court of Record.

30 - Lost or Destroyed Seal Must Be Replaced.

30-A - Seal of Kings County and of the County Clerk, the Supreme Court and the County Court in Said County.

30-B - Seal of New York County and of the County Clerk and the Supreme Court.

30-C - Seal of Franklin County and of the County Clerk and the Supreme Court.

30-D - Seal of Albany County and of the County Clerk and the Supreme Court.

30-E - Seal of Livingston County and of the County Clerk and the Supreme Court.

30-F - Seal of Cortland County and of the County Clerk,the Supreme Court and the County Court in Said County.

31 - Seals and Records of Former Superior City Courts.

33 - Expense of Certain Criminal Prosecutions to Be Borne by the State.

34 - Apportionment of Expenses Related to Salaries or Compensation Paid by the State in the First Instance.

35 - Assignment of Counsel to Indigent Persons and Appointment of Physicians in Certain Proceedings.

35-A - Statements to Be Filed by Judges or Justices Fixing or Approving Fees, Commissions, or Other Compensation for Persons Appointed by Courts to Perform S

35-B - Assignment of Counsel and Related Services in Criminal Actions in Which a Death Sentence May Be Imposed.

36 - Personal Assistants to Judges and Justices.

37 - Salary Plan for Non-Judicial Employees.

39 - Unified Court Budget; First Instance Payments by State; Provision for Prepayment; Payment by Localities; Transfer of Non-Judicial Personnel.

39-A - Mediation.

39-B - Special Provisions Relating to Court Facilities.