APPEALS Flashcards

(8 cards)

1
Q

What does an appellant have to show likely to get an appeal?

A

That lower court was wrong as to interpretation or discretion

Or unjust in procedure

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2
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What are the permission to appeal grounds?

A

real prospect of success

some other compelling reason, like public policy or question of law

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What are the appeal grounds for a second appeal to the Court of Appeal?

A

Real prospect of success
Compelling reason
Important point of law or principle

Remember, you need permission from CoA for this

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4
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When to commence the procedure to request permission to appeal

A

At end of trial to trial judge

Use appeal notice if this is unsuccessful

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5
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What happens if I apply for permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal?

A

Judge may direct that the application cannot be fairly determined without the parties and needs to be heard within 14 days of the direction

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6
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What are the time limits on filing an appeal notice?

A

21 days against county or high

28 days for permission FROM the CoA to supreme court

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7
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What are the stages in the leapfrog process?

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  1. the grant of a leapfrog certificate by the trial judge; and
  2. the grant of permission to appeal by the CoA
  3. the grant of permission to appeal by the Supreme Court
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What must be proven in a leapfrog appeal?

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Real prospect
Compelling reason
Important principle or point of law

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