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When is the deadline for request to a general division judge for further arguments before a notice of appeal is filed?

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  • Applies to decisions of a Judge in the General Division after any hearing other than a trial of an action: s 29B(1). Where a request is made, the time for filing a notice of appeal begins on the date the Judge affirms, varies or sets aside the decision, or certifies (or is deemed to have certified) that no further arguments are required: s 29B(4)(b). Paragraph (a) was amended b

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