Supreme Court Rules 2000
707Institution of appeal
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707 Institution of appeal
An appeal is to be instituted –
(a) by filing the original notice of appeal and one copy in a registry; and
(b) by serving a copy of the notice of appeal on the registrar, chairperson, secretary or other similar officer of the tribunal which made the determination; and
(c) unless a judge otherwise orders, if a person other than the appellant appeared before or was heard by the tribunal in the proceedings in which the determination was made, by serving a copy of the notice of appeal on that person.