New York A06330 allows aggrieved parties to request a renewal from the court of appeals if a subsequent change in law contradicts the court's.

New York A06330 amends the civil practice law and rules by adding a new section 5616, which authorizes renewals based on subsequent changes in law. Specifically, if the court of appeals has decided an issue of law and the action or proceeding has not been finally determined, and a subsequent enactment by the legislature appears applicable and contrary to the court's decision, any aggrieved party may file a motion to renew with the court. The court must then permit full briefing and oral argument, limited to whether the court should change its decision in light of the new law.

New York A06330 allows aggrieved parties to request a renewal from the court of appeals if a subsequent change in law contradicts the court's.

New York A06330 amends the civil practice law and rules by adding a new section 5616, which authorizes renewals based on subsequent changes in law. Specifically, if the court of appeals has decided an issue of law and the action or proceeding has not been finally determined, and a subsequent enactment by the legislature appears applicable and contrary to the court's decision, any aggrieved party may file a motion to renew with the court. The court must then permit full briefing and oral argument, limited to whether the court should change its decision in light of the new law.