Supreme Court Rules 1987

(1) In a civil appeal, the notice of appeal must include or attach the following:

(a) a brief but specific statement of the decision appealed against;

(b) any formal order or other document comprising or setting out the decision being appealed against, and any written reasons for the decision;

(c) a statement whether the appeal is from the whole or part only of the decision and, if part only, a description of what part;

(e) the judgment, relief or decision sought by the appellant.

(2) In a criminal appeal, the notice of appeal must include or attach the following:

(a) a brief but specific statement of the decision appealed against;

(b) any formal order or other document comprising or setting out the decision being appealed against, and any written reasons for the decision;

(c) a statement whether the appeal is against a finding of guilt or a special finding referred to in section 410(a) of the Criminal Code;

(d) for an appeal under section 410(b) of the Criminal Code on a certificate of the Judge of the court of trial – a copy of the certificate;

(e) for an appeal under section 414(1) of the Criminal Code – a statement whether the appeal is from the whole or part only of the decision and, if part only, a description of what part;

(g) the judgment, relief or decision sought by the appellant.