Appeals to Supreme Court—notice of intention to respond
5108 Appeals to Supreme Court—notice of intention to respond
A respondent to the appeal must file in the court a notice of intention to respond in accordance with division 2.3.1 (Notice of intention to respond and defence—general) as if—
the notice of appeal were an originating claim; and
the respondent were a defendant; and
the appellant were the plaintiff; and
any other necessary changes were made.
However, this rule does not apply to a respondent if the respondent filed a notice of intention to respond under rule 5075 (Appeals to Supreme Court—notice of intention to respond to application for leave to appeal), rule 5086 (Appeals to Supreme Court—notice of intention to respond to application for leave to appeal out of time) or rule 5092 (Referral of appeal—notice of intention to respond to application for leave to appeal) in the proceeding, and the information provided in the notice has not changed.
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