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The Table of Contents tells the Court of Appeal where to find information in the brief. A judge should be able to get a good overview of the case by reading the Table of Contents.
 
 Table of Authorities (required) What’s in this section. The Table of Authorities is a list of all the legal authorities that the respondent discusses in the brief. Legal authorities are examples from the law that help prove a legal argument to the Court of Appeal.
Legal authorities may be found on the internet or at a law library. A librarian can help the respondent find legal authorities in the area of law that the case involves.
The Table of Authorities is created when the brief is finished and all the page numbers are final. Each legal authority must include a page number where it can be found in the brief. 
What the respondent needs to consider. In the opening brief, the appellant will focus on legal authorities that support an argument against the trial court’s decision. The appellant may not list all of the legal authorities that apply to the case, so the respondent should not depend on using the appellant’s legal authorities. The respondent may need to research and find different legal authorities that support an argument for the trial court’s decision.
 
 Statement of the Case (optional) What’s in this section. The Statement of the Case tells the “procedural facts” of the case. Procedural facts are facts relating to the court process. The Statement of the Case lists procedural facts in chronological order from when the complaint was filed to when the judgment was entered.
Every procedural fact in the brief must include:

the date when a procedural fact happened
a reference to the source and page number where the procedural fact can be found in the record on appeal

Here is a list of procedural facts to include in the Statement of the Case:

filing of the complaint
who sued whom and for what
rulings on any motions or hearings related to issues the appellant is asking the Court of Appeal to review
a description of orders related to issues the appellant is asking the Court of Appeal to review
the judgment entered
damages awarded

What the respondent needs to consider. The appellant’s opening brief must include a Statement of the Case.
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