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s 33.26

Content of appeal books

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Chapter 3Original jurisdiction—special classes of proceedings
Part 33Appeals from decisions of bodies other than courts
Division 33.2Administrative Appeals Review

33.26 Content of appeal books

The appeal book must comprise:

(a)

Part 1 (the Core Set of Standard Items), arranged in the following order:

(i)

a title page;

(ii)

an index to Part 1;

(iii)

the originating application lodged in the Tribunal, including any requests for directions;

(iv)

the formal decision of the Tribunal and the reasons for the decision;

(v)

the notice of appeal;

(vi)

any notice of cross‑appeal or notice of contention;

(vii)

any submitting notice;

(viii)

any order of the Court giving leave to appeal or an extension of time within which to file the appeal; and

(b)

Part 2, arranged in the following order:

(i)

a title page;

(ii)

an index to Part 2;

(iii)

the parties’ submissions;

(iv)

each party’s chronology;

(v)

the exhibits and evidence to which the parties refer in their submissions;

(vi)

any other material before the Tribunal that is necessary for the Court to resolve every issue raised in the appeal and any cross‑appeal or notice of contention;

(vii)

if ordered by the Court, a comprehensive reference index of the evidence in the Tribunal from which the appeal is brought, comprising, in the following order:

(A)

a chronological list of all documents received in evidence, whether as exhibits or as annexures to affidavits, showing the date and page number of each document;

(B)

a list of the affidavit evidence;

(C)

a list of exhibits;

(D)

an index of the transcript of the evidence in the Tribunal;

(E)

an index of any other relevant transcript.

Note:

The Court has issued a Practice Note for the assistance of parties to an appeal under this Division and their lawyers. The Court expects the parties and their lawyers to comply with the Practice Note.

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