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Appeals: the Court of Appeal and the new Supreme Court
Published: 18-10-2004
Author(s): Rt Hon Justice Blanchard, Greg King, Bill Wilson KC, Brendan Brown KC
Pages: 124
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Published: October 2004
Pages: 124
The High Court decision is disappointing and your client inquires about the availability of an appeal. The merits of any appeal aside, there are three questions you need to ask yourself:
- Does an appeal lie to the Court of Appeal from the High Court’s decision?
- If so, is there an appeal as of right, or is leave required?
- What is the time for appealing or seeking leave?
The starting point is s 66 of the Judicature Act 1908:
66. Court may hear appeals from judgments and orders of the High Court – The Court of Appeal shall have jurisdiction and power to hear and determine appeals from any judgment, decree, or order save as hereinafter mentioned, of the High Court, subject to the provisions of this Act and to such rules and orders for regulating the terms and conditions on which such appeals shall be allowed as may be made pursuant to this Act.
Authors
Author(s): Rt Hon Justice Blanchard, Greg King, Bill Wilson KC, Brendan Brown KC
Published: 18 October, 2004
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| Rt Hon Justice Blanchard Supreme Court |
Brendan Brown KC Wellington |
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| Greg King Barrister Wellington |
Bill Wilson KC Wellington |