Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:5:p28
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 5 (pt 28/53)
Character Range: 424862–427370

(b) an order that the proposed appeal be argued at the same time as the application for leave to appeal;
 (c) an order that the application be dealt with by the court without an oral hearing and orders in relation to the conduct of the application, including the filing of written submissions.
Note: Subsection 32(7) of the Federal Circuit and Family Court Act provides for these Rules to permit the court to determine some applications relating to an appeal without an oral hearing. The court may decide to deal with an application without an oral hearing on its own initiative or on application.

13.14  Filing draft index to appeal book
 (1) This rule applies to an appeal from an order of:
 (a) the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1); or
 (b) the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 2); or
 (c) a Family Court of a State; or
 (d) the Supreme Court of a State or Territory; or
 (e) a Family Law Magistrate of Western Australia.
 (2) The appellant must file a draft index to the appeal book within:
 (a) 28 days after:
 (i) filing the Notice of Appeal; or
 (ii) the date when the reasons for judgment that relate to the order the subject of the appeal were issued (being the date of the certificate of the Associate to the Judicial Officer that appears on the published reasons for judgment); or
 (b) if the court extends the period referred to in paragraph (a)—the period ordered by the court.
 (3) If the appellant fails to comply with subrule (2), the appeal is taken to be abandoned.

Part 13.3—Appeals to Full Court

13.15  Application of Part 13.3
  This Part applies to the following appeals:
 (a) an appeal to a Full Court of the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1) from an order of:
 (i) the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1); or
 (ii) a Family Court of a State; or
 (iii) a single Judge of a Supreme Court of a State or Territory;
 (b) an appeal to a Full Court of the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1) from an order of:
 (i) the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 2); or
 (ii) a Family Law Magistrate of Western Australia;
if the Chief Justice has decided that the jurisdiction of the court in relation to the appeal is to be exercised by a Full Court.
Note: An appeal from an order of the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 2) or a Family Law Magistrate of Western Australia is to be heard by a single Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 1) unless the Chief Justice decides that the appeal is to be heard