C-25.01, r. 9 - Regulation of the Court of Québec

Section 64 Disposition versions

2021-04-01

64. Argument. Each argument must be divided into 5 parts:

— Part I (facts): the appellant must succinctly recite the facts. The respondent may comment on them and relate additional facts.

— Part II (issues in dispute): the appellant must concisely list the issues in dispute. The respondent may answer and state any other relevant issue.

— Part III (submissions): each party must develop its submissions, with specific reference to the content of the schedules.

— Part IV (conclusions): each party must state the precise conclusions it seeks.

— Part V (authorities): each party must prepare a list of authorities that includes a specific reference to the paragraph(s) at which they are cited.

O.C. 1099-2015, s. 64; O.C. 201-2021, s. 21.

2016-01-01

64. Argument. Each argument must be divided into 5 parts:

— Part I (facts): the appellant must succinctly recite the facts. The respondent may comment and relate additional facts.

— Part II (issues in dispute): the appellant must concisely list the issues in dispute. The respondent may answer and state any other relevant issue.

— Part III (submissions): each party must develop its submissions, with specific reference to the content of the schedules.

— Part IV (conclusions): each party must state the precise conclusions it seeks.

— Part V (authorities): each party must prepare a list of authorities that includes a specific reference to the paragraph(s) at which they are cited.

O.C. 1099-2015, s. 64.