On appeal, the record relied upon by the plaintiff does not include various papers relied upon by the Supreme Court, including the pleadings or any of the other papers submitted in support of, or in opposition to, the defendant's motion for summary judgment. Since these omissions have rendered meaningful review of the court's order virtually impossible, dismissal of the appeal is the appropriate disposition.
Fitzpatrick v. Affairs & Banquets Floral Servs., Inc., NY Slip Op 02798 (2d Dep't May 22, 2024)
