47. Record of appeal

Within 14 days after the filing of the appellant’s case under rule 45, the appellant must —

file with the Registrar 3 copies of the record of appeal; and

serve a copy of the record of appeal on each respondent in the appeal.

The record of appeal consists of a copy of each of the following:

the notice of appeal;

the certificate of deposit of security for costs;

the appellant’s case, if any;

the respondent’s case, if any;

the record of proceedings mentioned in rule 44;

the award or order appealed from; (g)any other documents necessary for showing the matter decided and the nature of the appeal.

Where the appellant fails to comply with paragraph (1), any respondent who has filed a respondent’s case may proceed with the appeal, if the respondent, within such time as may be allowed by the Registrar —

files with the Registrar 3 copies of the record of appeal; and

serves a copy of the record of appeal on the appellant and every other respondent in the appeal.

The appeal is deemed to be withdrawn —

where no respondent has filed a respondent’s case, and the appellant fails to comply with paragraph (1); or

where the appellant fails to comply with paragraph (1) after a respondent has filed a respondent’s case, and every respondent who filed a respondent’s case fails to comply with paragraph (3).

The General Division of the High Court may extend —

the time for an appellant to comply with paragraph (1); and

the time for a respondent to comply with paragraph (3).

The Registrar must, on receiving the 3 copies of the record of appeal —

transmit 2 of those copies, together with the exhibits put in evidence at the hearing, to the Registrar of the Supreme Court; and

give notice to the parties to the appeal in the appropriate Form.

Within 14 days after the filing of the appellant’s case under rule 45, the appellant must —

file with the Registrar 3 copies of the record of appeal; and

serve a copy of the record of appeal on each respondent in the appeal.

The record of appeal consists of a copy of each of the following:

the notice of appeal;

the certificate of deposit of security for costs;

the appellant’s case, if any;

the respondent’s case, if any;

the record of proceedings mentioned in rule 44;

the award or order appealed from; (g)any other documents necessary for showing the matter decided and the nature of the appeal.

Where the appellant fails to comply with paragraph (1), any respondent who has filed a respondent’s case may proceed with the appeal, if the respondent, within such time as may be allowed by the Registrar —

files with the Registrar 3 copies of the record of appeal; and

serves a copy of the record of appeal on the appellant and every other respondent in the appeal.

The appeal is deemed to be withdrawn —

where no respondent has filed a respondent’s case, and the appellant fails to comply with paragraph (1); or

where the appellant fails to comply with paragraph (1) after a respondent has filed a respondent’s case, and every respondent who filed a respondent’s case fails to comply with paragraph (3).

The General Division of the High Court may extend —

the time for an appellant to comply with paragraph (1); and

the time for a respondent to comply with paragraph (3).

The Registrar must, on receiving the 3 copies of the record of appeal —

transmit 2 of those copies, together with the exhibits put in evidence at the hearing, to the Registrar of the Supreme Court; and

give notice to the parties to the appeal in the appropriate Form.