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Rule 43 Appeals

Original text. Later amendments are not shown.

(1)

P must be notified–

(a)

that an appellant’s notice has been issued by the court;

(b)

that an appellant’s notice has been withdrawn; and

(c)

of the date on which a hearing is to be held in relation to the matter, where that hearing is for disposing of the appellant’s notice.

(2)

Where P is to be notified that an appellant’s notice has been issued, the person effecting notification must explain to P –

(a)

who the appellant is;

(b)

the issues raised by the appeal; and

(c)

what will happen if the court makes the order or direction that has been applied for.

(3)

Where P is to be notified that an appellant’s notice has been withdrawn, the person effecting notification must explain to P –

(a)

that the appellant’s notice has been withdrawn; and

(b)

the consequences of that withdrawal.

(4)

The person effecting notification must also inform P that he may seek advice and assistance in relation to any matter of which he is notified.