When is the deadline for appeal to a judge from a decision of an associate judge of the supreme court?
The catalogue records a 28 days period from The material date as defined in UCPR r 49.8(5). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 28 days
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- The material date as defined in UCPR r 49.8(5)
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- ASYMMETRIC. r 49.8(3): the associate Judge may extend the time allowed under subrule (2) only within 28 days after the material date, or on a notice of motion filed within 28 days after the material date, and not otherwise. r 49.8(4): the Supreme Court may extend the time allowed under subrule (2) at any time. Not computed.
- Added on verification: this period was missing from the researched catalogue even though it is the standard route for challenging an associate Judge's decision. "Material date" for this rule is defined in r 49.8(5) and means, for an appeal from a judgment, the date the judgment was given; for an appeal from an order, the date of the order; and in any other case, the date of the decision under appeal. The associate Judge's own extension power is itself time-limited, which is a trap. Rule text verified verbatim against the current consolidation of the UCPR on legislation.nsw.gov.au.