New York Order On Motion is a legal procedure used in the state of New York to speed up the process of a court proceeding. It allows a party to a legal action to make a request of the court, such as for an extension of time, dismissal of the case or any other request that would require an immediate court ruling. In New York, an Order on Motion is typically used to request a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction. There are two types of New York Order on Motion: ex parte and on notice. An ex parte Order on Motion is one that is made without the other party being present or aware of the motion. An on notice Order on Motion is one that is made after the other party has been given the opportunity to respond or present their argument to the court.