Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:5:p31
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 5 (pt 31/53)
Character Range: 431954–434522

appeal book, and the date and page number of each document.
 (2) The appeal book must include a certificate signed by the person who prepared it, certifying that the book has been prepared in accordance with these Rules and the orders made at the procedural hearing.
 (3) The documents in the appeal book must be arranged in the following order:
 (a) the Notice of Appeal;
 (b) the order appealed from;
 (c) reasons for judgment;
 (d) any relevant previous or subsequent order;
 (e) each relevant application;
 (f) any relevant response;
 (g) any notice of contention;
 (h) any submitting notice;
 (i) relevant affidavits;
 (j) any family or expert's report received in evidence in the proceeding that is relevant to the appeal;
 (k) a list of exhibits and each relevant exhibit (if practicable);
 (l) if the appeal involves a challenge to the exclusion of evidence—the document that is the subject of the challenge.
 (4) The pages of the appeal book must be numbered consecutively.
 (5) Each page in the appeal book must comply with the requirements for documents referred to in rule 2.14.
Note 1: The appeal book must be filed electronically as permitted by the court, unless it is not reasonably practicable to do so (see rule 2.23).
Note 2: The Appeal Judicial Registrar may refuse to accept the appeal book for filing if it does not comply with these Rules or an order.

13.22  Failure to file appeal book or transcript by due date
 (1) If the appellant fails to file the appeal book by the date ordered, the appeal is taken to be abandoned.
 (2) If the appellant fails to file the transcript by the date ordered, the appeal is taken to be abandoned.
Note: A party may apply for an extension of time to file the appeal book or transcript (see rule 15.06).

13.23  Summary of argument and list of authorities
 (1) Each party must file and serve a summary of argument and a list of authorities to be relied on:
 (a) for the appellant—at least 28 days before the first day of the sittings in which the appeal is listed for hearing; or
 (b) for the respondent and any independent children's lawyer—at least 7 days before the first day of the sittings in which the appeal is listed for hearing.
 (2) For the purposes of subrule (1), a summary of argument must:
 (a) set out each ground of appeal and, for each ground of appeal, a statement of the arguments setting out the points of law or fact and the authorities relied on (together with references to the relevant pages of the appeal book and transcript); and
 (b) set out the orders sought (if they differ from the