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the proceedings, including the title of the court below;
 (ii) the volume number;
 (iii) the names of the solicitors for each party; and
 (b) after the title page, an index consisting of a complete list of documents included in the core appeal book stating:
 (i) the page of the book on which each document starts; and
 (ii) if there are 2 or more volumes, subheadings marking the appropriate volume numbers.
42.13.7  Each page of the core appeal book must have a 2.5 cm margin on each side and every tenth line must be numbered in the left margin.
42.13.9  The core appeal book must be prepared and produced in a manner satisfactory to the Registrar.
42.13.10  Unless a Justice or the Registrar otherwise orders or directs, the appellant must, within 21 days after filing the notice of appeal:
 (a) file the core appeal book; and
 (b) serve the core appeal book on each respondent who has filed a notice of appearance.

42.14  Discontinuance of appeal
42.14.1  An appellant may discontinue an appeal by filing a notice of discontinuance in Form 25 and by serving the notice on the respondent.
42.14.2  Unless the Court or a Justice, or the Registrar, otherwise orders or directs, an appellant who discontinues an appeal shall pay the respondent's costs in respect of the appeal, and such costs shall be taxed, unless agreed.
42.14.3  Filing the notice of discontinuance shall be sufficient authority for the taxation of costs.

42.15  Directions by Registrar
42.15.1  At any time after the filing of the notice of appeal, the Registrar may give directions as to any matter which appears to the Registrar to be a convenient matter upon which to give directions.
42.15.2  The Registrar may give directions under rule 42.15.1 without any hearing, or, at the Registrar's discretion, may, at any time, require the parties to attend before the Registrar.

42.16  Dismissal for want of prosecution
42.16.1  When an appellant has not done any act required to be done by or under these Rules, or otherwise has not prosecuted the appeal with due diligence, the Court or a Justice may:
 (a) order that the appeal shall be dismissed for want of prosecution;
 (b) fix a time for the doing of an act and, at the same time, order that upon non‑compliance the appeal shall stand dismissed for want of prosecution or, subsequently and in the event of non‑compliance, order that it be so dismissed; or
 (c) make any other order as may seem just.
42.16.2  The Court or a Justice may make an order under rule 42.16.1:
 (a) on application by a respondent on notice; or
 (b) of its own motion after notice has been given by the Registrar