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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Procedure - Essential Time line for Filing an Appeal




Essential Time line for Filing an Appeal (Notice: different from Leave to Appeal)
Date of Decision being Appealed

(1) A Notice of Appeal shall be issued within 30 days from the date of the order or decision
appealed from I do not count the first day (date of decision) pursuant to rule 3.01 (where a number of days is prescribed, it shall be reckoned exclusively of the first day and inclusively of the last day,)

(2) Within 15 days after a Notice of Appeal is issued, the appellant shall serve a copy on all persons whose interests may be affected and file the Notice of Appeal and proof of service with the Registrar forthwith after completion of service, and forward a copy to the clerk of the Judicial District in which the proceeding was commenced, or  the court appealed from. 

(3)The appellant shall serve on each respondent, with the Notice of Appeal, a Certificate of Appellant (Form 62F).

Now the Appeal procedure has commenced. 


Form:
Notice of Appeal (Form 62B)

Reference:
62.05 Commencement of Appeal
62.06 Issue and Service of Notice of Appeal
62.10 Certificate or Agreement of Appellant and Respondent re Exhibits and Evidence



PRELIMINARY MATTERS RULE 3 TIME
3.01 Computation

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