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2006 New York Code - Failure To Disclose; Motion To Compel Disclosure.



 
    Rule  3124.  Failure  to  disclose;  motion to compel disclosure. If a
  person  fails  to  respond  to  or  comply  with  any  request,  notice,
  interrogatory,  demand,  question  or order under this article, except a
  notice to admit under section 3123, the  party  seeking  disclosure  may
  move to compel compliance or a response.

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