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When is the deadline for appellant's factum and book of authorities?

The catalogue records a 10 working-days period from Day the appeal book is delivered. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
10 working-days
Trigger
Day the appeal book is delivered
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  • Rule 90.32(1) itself - 'or when a judge of the Court of Appeal directs'. Rule 90.32(4)(g) - the forty page limit may be exceeded only if a judge of the Court of Appeal permits. Rule 90.37(12)(h).
  • Rule 90.33(1) ties the book of authorities to the same date: a party who wishes to rely on authorities must file five copies of a book of authorities at the same time that the party files a factum, unless a joint book has been agreed. Rule 90.32(7): a factum may not be filed by fax. Filing and delivery of the appellant's factum is an element of perfection under r 90.43(1)(e).

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