New York Law Journal
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...On February 10, 2011, the Court of Appeals remanded this case to...
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...Notice Of Motion Affidavit...herein, the Court finds as...New York Civil Practice, CPLR...
...in the denial of rehearing in banc...persons, National Supermarkets Association, 492 Supermarket Corp...judge of the Court requested a poll...
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