NOTE: You cannot eFile this type of application.
This is a mandatory form.*
A Notice of Appeal must be filed no later than 28 days after the day on which the order being appealed was made.
The Application in an Appeal and a supporting affidavit is used to make any application in an appeal (including apply for an extension of time).
The Application in an Appeal and a supporting affidavit is used to make any application in an appeal (including apply for an extension of time).
The purpose of an appeal is to correct an error, unfairness or wrongful exercise of judicial discretion. Appeals ensure public confidence in the administration of justice and, in appropriate cases, clarify and develop the law and help maintain a high standard of court orders.
You should seek legal advice.
The Application in an Appeal and supporting affidavit must be filed in a regional appeal registry (contact 1300 352 000 for details).
The Application in an Appeal and supporting affidavit must be filed in a regional appeal registry (contact 1300 352 000 for details).
The completed and signed original of the form is filed at the Court. Before you file the form, you must also make sufficient copies to serve each party and a copy for your own records.
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You must file an affidavit with this application.
You must file an affidavit with this application.
By ordinary service. The Service Kit provides instructions on how to do this.
By ordinary service. The Service Kit provides instructions on how to do this.
A Response to an Application in an Appeal is used if the respondent named in the Application in an Appeal wishes to oppose the orders sought or asks the Court to make other orders.
A Response to an Application in an Appeal is used if the respondent named in the Application in an Appeal wishes to oppose the orders sought or asks the Court to make other orders.
Refer to Chapter 22 of the Family Law Rules 2004
The brochures Appeal Procedures - Full Court and Appeals Procedures - Single Judge provide more detailed information.
Complete the form by typing or hand printing in ink.
Glossary of Legal Terms (Federal Court of Australia website)
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