Paragraph 25 Cross-appeals

(1)

A respondent who wishes to argue that the order appealed from should be upheld on grounds different from those relied on by the court below, must state that clearly in the respondent’s written case (but need not cross-appeal).

(2)

A respondent who wishes to argue that the order appealed from should be varied must obtain permission to cross-appeal either from the court below or from the Judicial Committee.

(3)

Part 2 of these Rules will apply (with appropriate modifications) to an application to the Judicial Committee for permission to cross-appeal and (if practicable) applications for permission to appeal and cross-appeal shall be considered together.

(4)

Where there is a cross-appeal, this Part of these Rules shall apply (with appropriate modifications) and in particular—

(a)

either the application to the Judicial Committee for permission to cross-appeal shall stand as a notice of cross-appeal or such a notice (in the appropriate form) shall be filed and served within 42 days of the grant by the Judicial Committee of permission to appeal or of the filing of the notice of appeal;

(b)

there will be only one record and statement of facts and issues and a single case on each side;

(c)

the appellant is primarily responsible for the preparation of all the papers for the appeal and for notifying the Registrar under rule 22(1).