N.Y. CVP Law § 2304
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Motion to quash, fix conditions or modify
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§ 2304. Motion to quash, fix conditions or modify. A motion to quash,\nfix conditions or modify a subpoena shall be made promptly in the court\nin which the subpoena is returnable. If the subpoena is not returnable\nin a court, a request to withdraw or modify the subpoena shall first be\nmade to the person who issued it and a motion to quash, fix conditions\nor modify may thereafter be made in the supreme court; except that such\nmotion with respect to a child support subpoena issued pursuant to\nsection one hundred eleven-p of the social services law shall be made to\na judge of the family court or the supreme court. Reasonable conditions\nmay be imposed upon the granting or denial of a motion to quash or\nmodify.\n
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