N.Y. UJC Law § 1304
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Time for rendering judgment or decision
Official statutory text
§ 1304. Time for rendering judgment or decision.\n If a jury trial is not demanded or directed as provided in § 1303, the\ncourt must render judgment within thirty days from the time when the\ncase is submitted for that purpose, except when further time is given by\nthe consent of the parties.\n
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