Notice of appeal
116 Notice of appeal
A person makes an appeal under this Subdivision by filing notice of the appeal with the court that made the relevant decision.
The notice must—
include the prescribed particulars; and
be signed by the appellant; and
be filed within 30 days after the day the relevant decision was made.
The appropriate registrar for the court must serve notice of the appeal on—
the other parties to the proceeding in which the relevant decision was made; and
if the appeal relates to a family violence intervention order for a protected person who is a child and the application for the order was made with the consent of a parent, that parent; and
if the appeal relates to a family violence intervention order for a protected person who is a child and the order was made without the child's consent, a parent of the child (other than the respondent) with whom the child normally or regularly resides; and
if the appeal relates to a family violence intervention order for a protected person who has a guardian, the guardian.
S. 116(4) amended by No. 52/2013 s. 64(a).
The appropriate registrar for the court must also cause the notice of appeal to be transmitted—
S. 116(4)(a) amended by No. 52/2013 s. 64(b).
to the County Court if the appeal is to that Court; and
S. 116(4)(b) amended by No. 52/2013 s. 64(b).
to the Supreme Court if the appeal is to that Court.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed particulars
). Made under this Act:
- Family Violence Protection (Information Sharing and Risk Management) Regulations 2018 · under sections 210A, 210B and 211
- Family Violence Protection Regulations 2018 · under section 211
- Magistrates' Court (Family Violence Protection) Rules 2018 · under section 209
1 more instrument made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
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