When is the deadline for perfecting an appeal before registrar's dismissal motion?
The catalogue records a 80 working-days period from Date of the filing of the notice of appeal. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 80 working-days
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- Date of the filing of the notice of appeal
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- Rule 90.43(3) itself - 'or before any other time ordered by a judge'. Rule 90.43(4): a judge, on motion of a party or the registrar, may direct perfection of an appeal, set the appeal down for hearing, or, on five days notice to the parties, dismiss the appeal. Rule 90.37(12)(h).
- Rule 90.43(1) defines a 'perfected appeal' as one in which the appellant has complied with the Rules as to: (a) the form and service of the notice of appeal; (b) applying for a date and directions in conformity with Rule 90.25; (c) filing the certificate of readiness in conformity with Rule 90.26; (d) the ordering of copies of the transcript of evidence, in compliance with Rule 90.29; (e) filing and delivery of the appeal book and of the appellant's factum. Note it aligns with the 80-day figure in r 90.25(2) for a general appeal, so the two run in parallel. Corrected on verification: the research draft encoded this as 80 CALENDAR days while its own note recorded that the figure "aligns with the 80-day figure in r 90.25(2) for a general appeal, so the two run in parallel". Those two positions contradict each other, because r 90.25(2) is expressly counted under Rule 94. Rule 94.02(1) governs "a period of days in a Rule" without qualification (Official Consolidated Civil Procedure Rules, 19 June 2026, r 94.02(1)), so the period is encoded as 80 clear working days.