Orders in appeals, applying for
58A Orders in appeals, applying for
At any time before an appeal is concluded, a party to an appeal may apply for an order in the appeal or an order amending or cancelling an order in the appeal in —
a Form 8A (Appeal notice (WCIMA appeal)); or
a Form 8 (Notice of respondent’s intention); or
a Form 9 (Application in an appeal).
A party making an application under subrule (1) must file, and serve on each other party, together with the form by which the application is made —
an affidavit by the applicant or the applicant’s legal practitioner or both explaining why the interim order is wanted; and
a document setting out the proposed order,
unless —
these rules provide otherwise; or
another written law provides otherwise; or
a judge or legally qualified registrar orders otherwise.
[Rule 58A inserted: Gazette 17 Jun 2011 p. 2164‑5; amended: Gazette 18 Nov 2011 p. 4815; SL 2022/108 r. 6.]
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