New York S05288 amends the civil practice law to ensure exhibits are clearly identified without a specific labeling method.

New York S05288 amends Rule 2101 of the civil practice law and rules to clarify that every exhibit must be clearly identified, but no specific method of labeling is required. The bill ensures that the rejection of any submission cannot be based solely on the mislabeling of an exhibit. This change aims to provide flexibility in how exhibits are identified while maintaining clarity and preventing rejections due to labeling errors.

New York S05288 amends the civil practice law to ensure exhibits are clearly identified without a specific labeling method.

New York S05288 amends Rule 2101 of the civil practice law and rules to clarify that every exhibit must be clearly identified, but no specific method of labeling is required. The bill ensures that the rejection of any submission cannot be based solely on the mislabeling of an exhibit. This change aims to provide flexibility in how exhibits are identified while maintaining clarity and preventing rejections due to labeling errors.