N.Y. CCA Law § 1401
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Judgments; in general
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§ 1401. Judgments; in general. Within the limits of its jurisdiction\nas defined in this act or as elsewhere provided by law, the court shall\nhave power to render any judgment that the supreme court might render in\na like case. The judgment in an action shall be prepared by the attorney\nfor the successful party, except that if such party does not appear by\nattorney the judgment shall be prepared by the clerk. If the judgment is\nnot prepared within thirty days after it is rendered, the attorney for\nthe unsuccessful party may prepare the judgment, except that if such\nparty does not appear by attorney, the judgment shall be prepared by the\nclerk upon request of such party. In a summary proceeding to recover\npossession of real property, the judgment shall be prepared by the\nclerk.\n
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