When is the deadline for motion for a re-hearing of an appeal?
The catalogue records a 30 days period from The judgment on the appeal. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 30 days
- Trigger
- The judgment on the appeal
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- Rule 6(1) extension or abridgment. If the Court orders a re-hearing it may make any order as to the conduct of the hearing it considers appropriate (r 76(5)). There is no oral argument on a motion for re-hearing unless the Court otherwise orders (r 76(4)).
- The provision has an open-ended forward limb ("[a]t any time before judgment is rendered") and a closed 30-day limb after judgment; only the latter is a computable deadline. By r 80 an oral judgment takes effect from the date rendered in court, whether or not reasons are to follow, and a reserved judgment from the date it is deposited with the Registrar - fix the trigger date accordingly. There is no reconsideration or re-hearing of a motion at all (r 75, subject to r 78). July excluded (r 5(3)); recess excluded (r 5.1).