between the parties according to the rules of substantive law. This provision has been interpreted
to mean that in general, alleged errors in the presentation of evidence or pleadings are not
reviewable upon appeal as they are not a basis for reversal of a judgment. Because there is ample
support in the record, there is no basis to disturb the factual findings made by Civil Court.
Williams v. Roper, 269 AD2d 125, 126-27(1st Dept.,2000)(citations and
internal quotation marks omitted) lv. to appeal dismissed, 95 NY2d 898(2000).