Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:5:p26
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 5 (pt 26/53)
Character Range: 420293–422760

at an interlocutory stage of a proceeding—within 28 days after the judgment or decision was made; or
 (b) if the judgment or decision appealed from was made at trial—within 28 days after the final orders were made.
Note 1: Rule 10.19 sets out when an order is made.
Note 2: A person may apply for an extension of time to appeal or to make an application for leave to appeal (see rule 15.06).

13.04  Parties to an appeal
  Each person who is directly affected by the orders sought in the Notice of Appeal, or who is likely to be interested in maintaining the order under appeal, must be made a respondent to the appeal or the application for leave to appeal.
Note: An application may be made to have a person joined or removed as a party to an appeal (see paragraph 32(3)(a) of the Federal Circuit and Family Court Act).

13.05  Service
  A copy of a Notice of Appeal must be served on each party to the appeal, by ordinary service, within 14 days after it is filed.

13.06  Notice about appeal to other courts
 (1) If an appeal is from an order of a court (the other court) other than the Federal Circuit and Family Court or a Family Court of a State, the appellant must give a copy of the Notice of Appeal to the Registrar of the other court within 14 days after filing the Notice of Appeal.
 (2) A party seeking leave to appeal from an order of a court (the other court) other than the Federal Circuit and Family Court or a Family Court of a State must give a copy of the Notice of Appeal in which leave to appeal is sought to:
 (a) the Registrar of the other court; and
 (b) for an appeal from a court exercising jurisdiction under the child support legislation—the Child Support Registrar.

13.07  Cross‑appeal
 (1) A respondent to an appeal or an independent children's lawyer who intends to argue that an order under appeal should be varied or set aside must cross‑appeal by filing a Notice of Appeal endorsed as a cross‑appeal.
 (2) A Notice of Appeal for a cross‑appeal must be filed within the later of the following:
 (a) 14 days after the Notice of Appeal for the appeal was served on the cross‑appellant;
 (b) 28 days after the date the order appealed from was made.

13.08  Notice of Contention
 (1) A respondent to an appeal or an independent children's lawyer who does not want to cross‑appeal from any part of an order under appeal, but contends that the order should be affirmed on grounds other than those relied on by the court appealed from, must