When is the deadline for notice of appeal - interlocutory or costs only order of judge or court?
The catalogue records a 10 working-days period from Date of the interlocutory or costs-only order. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 10 working-days
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- Date of the interlocutory or costs-only order
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- Rule 90.13(3) - 'unless legislation provides, or a judge of the Court of Appeal permits, otherwise'. Rule 90.37(12)(h); r 94.03; Judicature Act s 50.
- Ten clear working days - a very short window, typically about 14 calendar days. Rule 90.25(3) additionally requires the notice of motion to set a time and date for the hearing and for directions to be INCLUDED IN the notice of appeal for interlocutory, costs-only and child protection appeals, so the motion cannot be left until later.