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2006 New York Code - Appeals; To What Court.



 
  § 1701. Appeals; to what court.
    Appeals  in civil causes shall be taken from the district court to the
  county court, unless an appellate term of the  supreme  court  has  been
  established  by  the  appellate  division  of  the  department  and such
  appellate division has directed that such appeals be taken to such term,
  in which case the appeal shall be taken to the appellate term.

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