Examination as to formal requirements of the Statement of appeal
Part 4 – Procedures before the court of appeal
Section 1 – Statement of appeal, statement of grounds of appeal
Rule 229 – Examination as to formal requirements of the Statement of appeal
- The Registry shall, as soon as practicable after the lodging of the Statement of appeal, examine whether the requirements of Rules 224.1, 225, 227 and 228 have been complied with.
- If the appellant has not complied with the requirements referred to in Rules 225, 227 or 228, the Registry shall invite the appellant to:
- correct the deficiencies within 14 days of service of such notification; and
- where applicable, pay the fee for the appeal within said 14 days.
- The Registry shall at the same time inform the appellant that if the appellant fails to correct the deficiencies or to pay the fee within the time stated, a decision by default may be given in accordance with Rule 357.
- If the appellant has not met the requirements of Rules 225, 227 and 228 and fails to correct the deficiencies or pay the fee the Registry shall inform the President of the Court of Appeal who shall reject the appeal as inadmissible by a decision by default. He may give the appellant an opportunity to be heard beforehand.
- If the appellant has not met the requirements of Rule 224.1, the Registry shall inform the President of the Court of Appeal who shall reject the appeal as inadmissible. He may give the appellant an opportunity to be heard beforehand.
Relation with Agreement:
Relation with Statute:
Linking to this rule:
Rule 230 – Recording in the register (Court of Appeal)
Rule 237 – Statement of cross-appeal