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NYCPLR Article 24

PUBLICATION

2401. Order when publication cannot be made.
2402. Computation of time for publication of notice.

S 2401. Order when publication cannot be made. 1. Where because of circumstances beyond the control of a party required to publish, publication required by any statute, rule or court order cannot be made or completed in the specified place or newspaper in the required manner, the court may by order require such other publication as will not unduly prejudice any other party.

2. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1, if publication required by any statute, rule or court order has been commenced and cannot be completed because of the suspension or termination of publication by a newspaper, publication may be completed in any other newspaper which complies with the statute, rule, or order without further court order.

S 2402. Computation of time for publication of notice. The period of publication of a legal notice shall be computed by excluding the first day of publication and including the day on which the act or event of which notice is given is to take place or which completes the full period of publication.


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