bound with a blue cover Cover Print on both Sides of the page - Rule 54(4) Printing Exhibits FORM 12 (RULE 26 (1) (a), (2) (a) AND (4) (a)) Reproduction A document must not form part of the Appeal Books Quality unless it has been legibly reproduced. (For example, a document with small print or is a faded copy of a document should not be included in the appeal book) If an exhibit cannot be legibly reproduced, the original exhibit may be ordered from the court registry to be available to the court at the hearing of the appeal. Photographs Photographs: must be legibly reproduced on a colour photocopier or by other current technology that can accurately reproduce photographs. Index and cross Form 12 (Rule 26(1)(a) and 4(a) referencing exhibit disc(s) The index must describe each exhibit: to Appeal Book by exhibit number, a full description of the document, and its date. The index must describe each affidavit by including the name of the deponent, the date the affidavit was filed and a description of any attached exhibits. Electronic Materials in Appeal Books (Civil and Criminal Practice Directive, 13 May 2016) In Appeal book: photocopy the labelled disc and insert this page in the appeal book where the exhibits would be located Filing Appeal RULE 26 (1), (2),(3) AND (4) Books file 4 copies of that Appeal Book for use by the plus such additional copies as are required for the purposes of paragraph (c), and serve one filed copy of the appellant's Appeal Book on each of the other parties. Respondent If a respondent who has been served with the appellant's Appeal Book considers that that Appeal Book is incomplete, the respondent may, within 30 days after service,
Cover Printing bound with a blue cover Print on both Sides of the page - Rule 54(4) Exhibits Reproduction Quality Photographs FORM 12 (RULE 26 (1) (a), (2) (a) AND (4) (a)) A document must not form part of the Appeal Books unless it has been legibly reproduced. (For example, a document with small print or is a faded copy of a document should not be included in the appeal book) If an exhibit cannot be legibly reproduced, the original exhibit may be ordered from the court registry to be available to the court at the hearing of the appeal. Photographs: must be legibly reproduced on a colour photocopier or by other current technology that can accurately reproduce photographs. Index and cross referencing exhibit disc(s) to Appeal Book Form 12 (Rule 26(1)(a) and 4(a) The index must describe each exhibit: by exhibit number, a full description of the document, and its date. The index must describe each affidavit by including the name of the deponent, the date the affidavit was filed and a description of any attached exhibits. Electronic Materials in Appeal Books (Civil and Criminal Practice Directive, 13 May 2016) In Appeal book: photocopy the labelled disc and insert this page in the appeal book where the exhibits would be located Filing Appeal Books RULE 26 (1), (2),(3) AND (4) file 4 copies of that Appeal Book for use by the plus such additional copies as are required for the purposes of paragraph (c), and serve one filed copy of the appellant's Appeal Book on each of the other parties. Respondent If a respondent who has been served with the appellant's Appeal Book considers that that Appeal Book is incomplete, the respondent may, within 30 days after service,
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