A Guide on how to Tenth Line Court Legal Documents ..COURT OF APPEAL PRACTICE DIRECTION - CIVIL APPEALS AND APPLICATIONS

 COURT OF APPEAL PRACTICE DIRECTION - CIVIL APPEALS AND APPLICATIONS

This Practice Direction is issued pursuant to Section 3A and 3B of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act and to assist litigants and advocates to comply with the provisions of the Court of Appeal Rules, 2010.
This Practice Direction relates to Civil Appeals.
References to “the Rules” or a particular rule in this Practice Direction are references to the Court of Appeal Rules, 2010.
References to action required to be taken by “advocates” shall also apply to litigants in person.

Documents filed in the Court of Appeal:

1. All documents filed in the Court of Appeal shall comply with rule 13.  
2. A4 paper shall be used in place of foolscap.
3. Care must be taken to see that all documents filed are legible. Where the original document which has been produced in the court appealed from is of poor quality then a typed version of the original should be included in the application, affidavit  or Record of Appeal immediately after the copy of the original.
4. All pages shall be numbered in the top right hand corner. Every tenth line of every document shall be numbered in the right hand margin. Advocates shall include in all applications, affidavits and Records of Appeal their e-mail and mobile telephone numbers to facilitate communication by the Registry. 

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