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22 NYCRR 28.9

Costs of hearings; stenographic record

activein force · 2026-09-16 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Witness fees shall be the same as in the court in which the action was commenced or, if the action was transferred, the court to which the action was transferred and the costs shall be borne by the same parties as in court.

(b) The panel shall not be required to cause a stenographic record to be made, but if any party, at least five days before the hearing, requests such record be kept and deposits $50 or such additional sum as the panel may fix to secure payment therefor, the panel shall provide a stenographer. Any surplus deposited shall be returned to the party depositing it. The cost of the stenographer shall not be a taxable disbursement.

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