Part 5Procedure for appeals

Part 5 — Procedure for appeals Division 1 — General 25. Nature of appeals 20 26. Time for appealing 20 26A. Parties to appeals 20 Division 2 — Commencing an appeal 26B. Term used: alleged evidence 21 27. When appeal is commenced 21 28. Commencing appeal under *Criminal Appeals Act 2004* Part 2 Division 3 or Part 3 21 28A. Commencing appeal under *Criminal Appeals Act 2004* Part 3A 22 29. Commencing civil appeal 23 29A. Service of appeal documents 24 30. Primary court to be notified and to supply records 24 31. Respondent’s options 25 31A. Cross appeals 26 31B. Time within which to file “Appellant’s case” 26 32. “Appellant’s case” to be filed 27 33. “Respondent’s answer” to be filed 31 34. When “Appellant’s reply to respondent’s notice of contention” is required 35 Division 3 — Appeal books 35. Appeal book, when required 35 36. Settling of indexes 36 37. Appeal book, general provisions 37 38. Contents of appeal book 37 39. Technical requirements for appeal books 41 40. Sentence appeal, appeal book for 43 41. Appeal book to be prepared by appellant 43 Division 4 — Matters relevant to any appeal 42. Application of Division 44 42A. Matters requiring leave 44 43. Single judge’s jurisdiction 45 44. Applying for interim order 48 45. Consenting to orders 48 46. Urgent appeal order, nature of 48 47. Case management 49 48. Applications for adjournments to be made promptly 50 49. Offers of compromise 50 50. Court to be advised immediately of settlement etc. 51 Division 5 — Matters relevant to a criminal appeal 51. Application of Division 51 52. Applications for certain orders under CAA s. 40(1) 51 53. Single judge’s jurisdiction 52 54. Orders made under *Criminal Appeals Act 2004* 52 55. Proceedings before an examiner 53 56. Special commissioners and assessors (CAA s. 40(1)) 54 Division 6 — Hearing an appeal 57. Hearing date to be set 55 58. Hearings by audio link or video link 55