Hi

RJI is a document used in New York State Supreme and Civil Courts. You said there were no pleadings. Then what was the basis of the Request for Judicial Intervention?

Appeals from the Supreme Court Dutchess County would be heard in the Appellate Division on Monroe Place in Brooklyn. But and order like the one you talk about is not a final order so you can't appeal.

I can provide more guidance if you give me additional details. I have been a litigator in NYC and surrounding counties for 30 years.

But remember this is not legal advice(even though I am a NY attorney.....see the Just Answer disclaimer). You have to consult with a separate NY attorney and discuss this matter with him or her.

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