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When is the deadline for application to the judicial committee for permission to cross-appeal?

The catalogue records a 21 days period from the filing by that respondent of the notification of intention to participate in the appeal (notice of acknowledgement under r 22). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
21 days
Trigger
the filing by that respondent of the notification of intention to participate in the appeal (notice of acknowledgement under r 22)
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  • r 6(1) general extension/abridgement power.
  • Note the trigger is the respondent's OWN filing, not service on it. PD 4.42: the application may only be filed after permission to appeal has been granted to the original appellant, and must be made by opening a NEW case file on the portal. r 24(1): permission to cross-appeal is needed only where the respondent wants the order VARIED; a respondent seeking to uphold the order on different grounds does not cross-appeal (r 22(3)). PD 4.41: no permission to cross-appeal is required where the appeal lies as of right. PD 4.37: no security for costs is required in cross-appeals.

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