A. where poor person resides

C. the poor person order was entered

B. where poor person is domiciled

D . none of the above

A. is waived automatically.

D. none of the above.

C. shall not be less than 15 dollars nor more than 50 dollars, as determined by the court.

B. will be waived upon the attorney's certification that such is the case.

D. The court clerk must notify the court stenographer of pocr person status

B. In an appeal, a poor person may submit typewritten briefs.

A. In a poor person order, the court must assign an attorney.

C. If a poor person does not recover by judgment, he is not liable for Fees.

D. 1 and 3 only

B. 1 and 2 only

A. 1 only

C. 1, 2, and 3

B. the source of poor person's income.

D. whether any other person is beneficially interested in the recovery sought.

A. the amount of poor person's income.

C. statement that poor person is able to pay costs and fees.

C. attorney for poor person

A. clerk of the court

D. NYS Finance Administrator

B. attorney for plaintiff

D. Neither A nor B

C. A or B

B. in court where appeal has been or will be taken.

A. in a trial court.

A. any plaintiff

B. any petitioner

D. any claimant or any plaintiff

C. any inmate