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When is the deadline for appeal of an associate judge's order to a judge of the federal court?

The catalogue records a 10 days period from Day on which the order under appeal was made. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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10 days
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Day on which the order under appeal was made
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  • Extendable on motion under r 8(1), before or after expiry (r 8(2)). The extension is discretionary; the Federal Court applies the usual continuing intention, arguable case, explanation for delay and prejudice factors.
  • Runs from the day the order was MADE, not from receipt of it or of any reasons. The office of prothonotary was renamed associate judge; older authorities refer to r 51 appeals from prothonotaries. This rule imposes two simultaneous requirements - see the paired backward entry for the four-day notice component. Rule 51 read in full on verification.

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