Last updated: 9/10/2025
Order To Show Cause
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Description
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. This form issued by the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Appellate Division: Second Judicial Department, is a court document that directs a party to appear before the court and explain, or “show cause,” why a requested order should not be granted. It is typically based on an accompanying affidavit or affirmation and supporting papers submitted by the moving party. The form sets a hearing date and location where arguments can be made, and it may include temporary relief, such as a stay of certain actions, until the court makes a final determination. It also specifies how and when the order and supporting documents must be served on the opposing party to ensure proper notice. In essence, this form is used to bring a matter before the appellate court for immediate attention, allowing the court to determine whether interim or permanent relief should be granted in the interests of justice. www.FormsWorkflow.com
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