When is the deadline for court of appeal - notice of appeal in any other case?
The catalogue records a 30 days period from Pronouncement of the judgment appealed from. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 30 days
- Trigger
- Pronouncement of the judgment appealed from
- Counting
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- OVERRIDE: r 11(2) provides that 'An appeal arising under any Act shall be commenced within the time prescribed by that Act.' Statutory appeal periods therefore displace the 30 days, and Court of Appeal Act s 25.1(2) provides that an enactment conferring a limited right of appeal or imposing conditions prevails. Always check the governing statute before relying on 30 days. Leave to appeal is required for an interlocutory order of a King's Bench judge (Court of Appeal Act, CCSM c C240, s 25.2(1)) except in proceedings involving liberty or the custody of a minor, or where the order grants or declines a stay or interlocutory injunction (s 25.2(2)).