When is the deadline for notice of appeal after leave to appeal granted?
The catalogue records a 30 days period from Date of the judgment granting leave to appeal. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 30 days
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- Date of the judgment granting leave to appeal
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- Supreme Court Act s 59(1) extension under special circumstances, before or after expiry, by the court appealed from or a judge of it or by the Supreme Court or a judge. Rule 6(1) does not reach a statutory period.
- July excluded (s 58(2)); the 23 December to 3 January recess does not suspend it (r 5.1 is subject to s 58). The appeal is brought by serving the notice of appeal and depositing $500 security (s 60(1)), subject to the s 64 exemptions (Crown, election cases, Federal Court of Appeal and Federal Court cases, criminal cases, habeas corpus). If the notice of appeal is not served and filed in time the Registrar may send a Form 65 notice of intention and a judge may dismiss the appeal as abandoned (r 65(1)).