Supreme Court Rules 2000
657Appeal to be by way of rehearing
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657 Appeal to be by way of rehearing
(1) An appeal from a judge, whether sitting in Court as a court or in chambers, to a Full Court is to be –
(a) by way of rehearing; and
(b) brought by notice of appeal in a summary way.
(2) A notice of appeal and any subsequent proceeding on an appeal from a judge under this Division is to be entitled –
(a) "In the Supreme Court of Tasmania, On appeal to the Full Court"; and
(b) as between the appellant and the respondent.
(3) An appellant may appeal against the whole or any part of a judgment by a notice of appeal.
(4) The notice of appeal is to state –
(a) the part of the judgment that is being appealed; and
(b) specifically and concisely the grounds of appeal; and
(c) what judgment is sought.
(5) Notice of appeal is to be given for an ordinary sitting of the Full Court to be held on a date to be fixed by the Principal Registrar.