When is the deadline for notice of cross-appeal in the court of appeal?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from Filing of the summons seeking leave to appeal or the notice of appeal, whichever is the earlier. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 14 days
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- Filing of the summons seeking leave to appeal or the notice of appeal, whichever is the earlier
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- r 51.17(3): the Court may extend time under subrule (2)(a) or (b)(ii) at any time. r 1.12 also applies. Not computed.
- The trigger is FILING of the appellant's process, not service of it on the respondent, which shortens the practical window. A respondent who wishes only to have the decision below affirmed on grounds other than those relied on below should file a notice of contention under r 51.40 rather than a cross-appeal, and a respondent who objects to competency should proceed under r 51.41. Corrected on verification: pinpoint narrowed to r 51.17(2)(b)(i) and the obligation is to file AND SERVE on each necessary party.