Procedural orders for conduct of appeal
464 Procedural orders for conduct of appeal
The procedural orders made by a judge at a procedural hearing may include orders about the following —
whether appeal books are required for the hearing of the appeal and, if so, the content of the appeal books;
if appeal books are not required, the arrangements for ensuring that the documents mentioned in rule 465(1) are before the Court at the hearing of the appeal;
a timetable for the party responsible to file and serve —
the magistrate’s reasons for judgment; and
the part or parts of the transcript of the hearing before the magistrate likely to be relevant to the appeal; and
a list of documents to be relied on; and
a summary of argument; and
a list of authorities to be relied on;
a date for the hearing of the appeal.
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