1. (1) A petitioner shall file five hard copies and one digital copy of a brief, with proof of service of one copy on each respondent, as set forth in the scheduling order. If the brief is not timely filed and served, and no motion to extend the time for filing and service is made, the proceeding shall be deemed dismissed, without the necessity of an order.
2. (2) A respondent shall file five hard copies and one digital copy of a brief, with proof of service of one copy on each other party, as set forth in the scheduling order.

(a) Original papers.

A proceeding transferred to this court pursuant to CPLR 7804(g) shall be prosecuted upon the original papers, which shall include the notice of petition or order to show cause and petition, answer, any other transcript or document submitted to Supreme Court, the transcript of any proceedings at Supreme Court, the order of transfer and any other order of Supreme Court. When the proceeding has been transferred prior to the filing and service of an answer, a respondent shall file and serve an answer within 25 days of filing and service of the order of transfer. When a proceeding has been transferred to this court pursuant to Executive Law section 298, the State Division of Human Rights shall file with the clerk the record of the proceedings within 45 days of the date of entry of the order of transfer. Pursuant to Rule 1000.2, matters transferred to the court by order dated on or after April 1, 2021 must be electronically filed pursuant to Part 1245 of this Title.

(b) Briefs, transcripts and oral argument.

Upon receipt of the order of transfer and other documents from the court from which the transfer has been made, the clerk shall issue a schedule for the filing and service of briefs, if any, the production of necessary transcripts and the calendaring of the proceeding.