The general idea is to have the Indian judgments, where appropriate, accepted by New York courts as they now recognize judgments rendered by courts of other sovereign nations, the chairman of the Advisory Committee on Civil Practice said in a recent interview.
August 05, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Court administrators have proposed a procedure for state courts to formally recognize judgments rendered by Indian courts.
The proposed rule, 22 NYCRR §202.71, was recommended by the Advisory Committee on Civil Practice to eliminate uncertainty among state judges on how much weight to give to tribal court determinations, committee chairman George Carpinello said.
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