§ A406-27. Appeals.

A. 

Appeals in civil causes may be taken from the City Court to the County Court of Ulster County in the manner provided in Article 40 of the Civil Practice Act, from:

(1) 

A judgment in an action.

(2) 

A final order in a special proceeding.

(3) 

An order granting or denying a new trial.

(4) 

An order granting or denying a motion to open a default and to vacate a judgment or final order entered thereon.

(5) 

An order granting or denying a motion to vacate a judgment or a final order upon the grounds that the judgment was rendered or the final order was made without service of summons or process.

(6) 

An order granting or denying a motion to discharge a defendant from arrest, or an order granting or denying a motion to vacate or modify a warrant of attachment or a requisition to replevy or a warrant of seizure.

(7) 

An order denying a motion for summary judgment or for judgment on the pleadings.

(8) 

Any other order, provided that leave to appeal be granted:

(a) 

By the Judge who made the order, upon motion made within eight days after service of a copy of such order with notice of entry thereof; or

(b) 

In the event of the denial of such leave in the City Court, by the Judge of the Appellate Court, upon motion made within 10 days after such denial.

B. 

Upon the determination of an appeal to the County Court, as provided in this section, or of a further appeal to the Appellate Division, as provided in Article 40 of the Civil Practice Act, a certified copy of the order of the Appellate Court, with the original case or papers upon which the appeal was heard, shall be transmitted to the Clerk of the City Court, and the judgment, if any, rendered or directed pursuant to such order shall be entered by such Clerk.