C-25.01, r. 0.2.01 - Regulation of the Court of Appeal of Quebec in Civil Matters

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43. Leave to Appeal from a Judgment that Terminates a Proceeding (arts. 30 para. 2 and 357 C.C.P.). A judge who grants leave to appeal from a judgment that terminates a proceeding may manage the conduct of the appeal. However, the judge may set the hearing date only in urgent matters and subject to prior consultation with the clerk.
Where the appeal is governed by article 374 of the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), the judge may refer the determination of the timetable for filing the memoranda to the clerk (art. 368 C.C.P.).
Decision 2022-08-23, s. 43.
In force: 2022-10-03
43. Leave to Appeal from a Judgment that Terminates a Proceeding (arts. 30 para. 2 and 357 C.C.P.). A judge who grants leave to appeal from a judgment that terminates a proceeding may manage the conduct of the appeal. However, the judge may set the hearing date only in urgent matters and subject to prior consultation with the clerk.
Where the appeal is governed by article 374 of the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), the judge may refer the determination of the timetable for filing the memoranda to the clerk (art. 368 C.C.P.).
Decision 2022-08-23, s. 43.