5475Appeals to Court of Appeal—consent orders

5475 Appeals to Court of Appeal—consent orders If the parties agree about the substantive orders the Court of Appeal will be asked to make by consent, but do not agree about the order for costs, the appeal may be listed for hearing even though the appeal papers have not been settled. Rule 5500 Division 5.4.7 Appeals to Court of Appeal— convictions and sentences Subdivision 5.4.7.1 Appeals to Court of Appeal—convictions and sentences preliminary 5500 Definitions—div 5.4.7 appeal means an appeal against a conviction recorded, or sentence imposed, by the court. Note Conviction and sentence are defined in r 5000 (Definitions—ch 5). convicted person means— (a) for a conviction—the person against whom the conviction was recorded; or (b) for a sentence—the person on whom the sentence was imposed. out of time, for a conviction or sentence, means more than 28 days after the day the conviction was recorded or sentence was imposed.