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New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) the clerk is served with a Notice of Appeal to the Court of Appeal, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (c)
(c) the expiry of 30 days after the time for taking an appeal to the Court of Appeal.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (3)
(3) When an appeal is abandoned, upon the expiry of 30 days after the time for taking an appeal to the Court of Appeal or when the exhibits are returned from the Court of Appeal, the clerk shall return the exhibits to the summary conviction court.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (4)
(4) A summary conviction court shall (a) upon expiry of the time limited in paragraph (1), if no appeal is taken, or (b) when the exhibits are returned to it under paragraph (3),
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) upon expiry of the time limited in paragraph (1), if no appeal is taken, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) when the exhibits are returned to it under paragraph (3),
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return the exhibits to the parties who put them in evidence at the trial.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (5)
(5) Nothing in this subrule affects the provisions of any Act relating to exhibits or things seized or forfeiture thereof.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (1)
(1) When the clerk has received (a) proof of service of the Notice of Appeal, and (b) the material transmitted by the summary conviction court in response to the Request for Record,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) proof of service of the Notice of Appeal, and
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) the material transmitted by the summary conviction court in response to the Request for Record,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
the clerk shall, unless an application for a trial de novo is pending, enter the appeal on the next Motions Day list prepared under Rule 47.07 and send a copy of the list to each party to the appeal.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (2)
(2) A date for hearing of the appeal shall be fixed in accordance with Rule 47.08.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (1)
(1) An application under subsection 822(4) of the Criminal Code for an order that an appeal be heard by way of trial de novo shall be made by motion.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (2)
(2) Unless ordered otherwise, the notice of motion shall be served within 10 days after (a) the applicant has received (i) the transcript of evidence, or (ii) a certificate from the summary conviction court or a court stenographer that a transcript cannot be provided, or (b) an order has been made under Rule 64.06(4) dispensing with preparation of a transcript.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) the applicant has received (i) the transcript of evidence, or (ii) a certificate from the summary conviction court or a court stenographer that a transcript cannot be provided, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (ii)
(ii) a certificate from the summary conviction court or a court stenographer that a transcript cannot be provided, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) an order has been made under Rule 64.06(4) dispensing with preparation of a transcript.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (3)
(3) When a motion under paragraph (1) has been determined, the clerk shall set the appeal down for hearing under Rule 64.08.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (1)
(1) Unless an order for a trial de novo has been made, the appellant, not later than 15 days before the hearing of the appeal, and the respondent, not later than 7 days before the hearing of the appeal, shall file with the clerk and serve on the opposite party a written submission.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (2)
(2) A written submission shall include the authorities upon which the party intends to rely with respect to the grounds set out in the Notice of Appeal with references to the evidence to be discussed in relation to the grounds.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (3)
(3) A defendant who is not represented by counsel need not comply with this subrule.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (1)
(1) A judge who reserves decision on an appeal may file a written decision with the clerk who shall forthwith send to each party to the appeal a copy of the decision endorsed with its date of filing.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (2)
(2) When an appeal is disposed of, the clerk shall forward copies of the decision to the summary conviction court and to the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (3)
(3) When the appeal court (a) allows an appeal from an order dismissing an information and enters a verdict of guilty, or (b) allows an appeal against a sentence,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) allows an appeal from an order dismissing an information and enters a verdict of guilty, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) allows an appeal against a sentence,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
it may order the defendant to appear before the appeal court for the passing of sentence.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (1)
(1) An appellant who wishes to abandon an appeal shall, before the date fixed for hearing of the appeal, (a) serve on the respondent a Notice of Abandonment (Form 64D), and (b) file with the clerk the Notice of Abandonment and proof of service.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) serve on the respondent a Notice of Abandonment (Form 64D), and
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) file with the clerk the Notice of Abandonment and proof of service.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (2)
(2) A Notice of Abandonment may be signed by the appellant or the appellant’s counsel, but the appellant’s signature shall be verified by affidavit or witnessed by a solicitor or by an officer of the penal institution in which the appellant is confined.
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64.13 Failure to Appear at Hearing of Appeal
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) fails to file a required written submission, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) fails to appear personally or by counsel at the time fixed for hearing of the appeal,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
the appeal court may dismiss the appeal or may hear the appeal in the absence of the appellant.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (2)
(2) If a respondent (a) fails to file a required written submission, or (b) fails to appear personally or by counsel at the hearing of the appeal,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) fails to appear personally or by counsel at the hearing of the appeal,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
the appeal court may hear the appeal in the absence of the respondent.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (a)
(a) an order under subsection 815(2) of the Criminal Code to extend the time within which the Notice of Appeal may be given, or
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — (b)
(b) an order to extend the time for taking any other step under this rule,
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
Any matter of procedure or practice not provided for by the Criminal Code or this rule shall be governed by the Rules of Court in force from time to time regulating appeals.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
This rule comes into force on May 1, 1992.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — 1
1 The above named appellant appeals from the conviction ( or against the sentence imposed, or as may be ) on ( date of conviction or sentence ) by , Honour Judge ( name of trial judge ), a Judge of the Provincial Court, at ( place where conviction made or sentence passed ) on a charge that the appellant did ( here set out the offence in the words of the conviction or information including reference to the statute creating the offence ).
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2 The appellant pleaded not guilty ( or guilty ) at trial.
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3 The sentence imposed was ( here set out particulars of sentence ).
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4 The appellant is ( or is not ) in custody.
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5 The appellant will ask this court to quash the conviction and direct a judgment of acquittal to be entered ( or quash the conviction and order a new trial or vary the sentence ).
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6 The grounds of the appellant’s appeal are ( set out grounds relied on ).
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7 ( If applicable ) The appellant is a young person as defined in the Young Offenders Act , chapter Y-1 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985 ( if applicable ), has applied for legal aid at ( location of legal aid office ) and has been refused a legal aid certificate ( or as may be ).
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
( or name of informant if the informant is the appellant )
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — 1
1 The Attorney General of New Brunswick ( or the Attorney General of Canada or name of informant where the informant is the appellant ) appeals from an order dismissing an information against the respondent ( or against a sentence passed upon the respondent ) on (i), by Honour Judge ( name of trial judge ), a Judge of the Provincial Court, at ( place where order was made or sentence was passed ) on a charge that the respondent did ( set out the offence in the words of the conviction or information including reference to the statute creating the offence ).
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — 2
2 The respondent pleaded not guilty ( or guilty ) at trial.
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3 ( If applicable ) The sentence imposed was ( here set out particulars of sentence ).
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — 4
4 The appellant will ask this court to set aside the verdict and order a new trial ( or set aside the verdict and enter a verdict of guilty or vary the sentence ).
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — 5
5 The grounds of the appellant’s appeal are ( set out grounds relied on ).
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — 6
6 ( If applicable ) The respondent is a young person as defined in the Young Offenders Act , chapter Y-1 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985.
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( Court, Court File Number, Style of Proceeding )
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
The above named appellant has filed a Notice of Appeal, a copy of which is transmitted herewith.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
You are requested, upon receipt of this notification, to forthwith transmit to me the conviction ( or order of dismissal ) and all other material in your possession in connection with the proceedings as required by subsection 821(1) of the Criminal Code , together with a transcript of the evidence ( or the parts of the transcript of evidence listed below ) and of any reasons for judgment or sentence.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
( where applicable, list the parts of the transcript of evidence )
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
I hereby give notice that I, , abandon the appeal herein.
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
DATED at New Brunswick, this day of , 19
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench
To the Clerk of the Court of Queen’s Bench for the Judicial District of
New Brunswick Summary Conviction Appeal Rule 64 with Respect to Summary Conviction Appeals to the Court of Queen’s Bench — NOTE:
NOTE: If the Notice of Abandonment is signed by the appellant personally, Rule 64.12(2) requires that the appellant’s signature be verified by affidavit or witnessed by a solicitor or by an officer of the penal institution in which the appellant is confined .
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, considering that it is in the public interest, is pleased hereby, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance, pursuant to subsection 23(2) * of the Financial Administration Act , to make the annexed Order respecting the remission of tax paid or payable under Division III of Part IX of the Excise Tax Act by certain processors in respect of goods imported for processing and subsequent export . * S.C. 1991, c. 24, s. 7(2)
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order .
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — 2
2 In this Order, process , in respect of goods, includes the assembly, manufacture, modification, production, packaging, repackaging and repair of the goods; ( traitement ) processor means A.R.D. Industries Ltd., Automotive Technologies Inc., Dart Machine Ltd., Tube-Mac Installations Ltd. or U.H.V. Instruments Ltd. ( importateur )
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order
process , in respect of goods, includes the assembly, manufacture, modification, production, packaging, repackaging and repair of the goods; ( traitement )
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order
processor means A.R.D. Industries Ltd., Automotive Technologies Inc., Dart Machine Ltd., Tube-Mac Installations Ltd. or U.H.V. Instruments Ltd. ( importateur )
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — 3
3 Subject to section 4, remission is hereby granted to each processor of the tax paid or payable by the processor under Division III of Part IX of the Excise Tax Act , to the extent that the tax has not otherwise been rebated, refunded or remitted, in respect of (a) imported goods that are processed in Canada and subsequently exported without being used in Canada, or that are used in, wrought into or attached to goods that are processed in Canada and subsequently exported without being used in Canada; and (b) imported materials, other than fuel, lubricants or plant equipment, consumed directly in the processing in Canada of goods that are subsequently exported without being used in Canada.
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — 4
4 The remission under section 3 in respect of goods or materials imported by a processor is on condition that (a) from the time the goods or materials are imported until the time the products resulting from the processing of the goods or materials are exported, the processor does not have any proprietary interest in the goods, materials or products; (b) the exportation referred to in section 3 occurs within six months after the day on which the goods or materials are accounted for under section 32 of the Customs Act ; and (c) the processor does not claim an input tax credit under Part IX of the Excise Tax Act in respect of the tax to be remitted.
Importations by Certain Processing Service Companies (GST) Remission Order — 5
5 This Order (a) in the case of Automotive Technologies Inc. and U.H.V. Instruments Ltd., is effective in respect of importations after July 3, 1991 and before October 1, 1992; and (b) in the case of Tube-Mac Installations Ltd., A.R.D. Industries Ltd. and Dart Machine Ltd., is effective in respect of importations after August 14, 1991 and before October 1, 1992.
Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order (Great Slave Lake, N.W.T.) — Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order (Great Slave Lake, N.W.T.)
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, pursuant to paragraph 13(b) of the Territorial Lands Act , is pleased hereby to order that any portion of the Lands described in the schedule hereto lying within 30.48 metres (100 feet) of the Ordinary High Water Mark of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories be included in the sale of the said lands.
Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order (Great Slave Lake, N.W.T.) — Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order (Great Slave Lake, N.W.T.)
The whole of Lots numbered 5, 6 and 7 in Block numbered 202 in the City of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, as said lots are shown on a plan of survey of record number 73513 in the Canada Lands Surveys Records at Ottawa, a copy of which is filed in the Land Titles Office for the Northwest Territories Land Registration District at Yellowknife under number 2168.