E-24 - Expropriation Act

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44.2. An appeal lies from a judgment rendered on an application presented under section 44 only on leave of a judge of the Court of Appeal. It is subject to the rules applicable to a final judgment in Superior Court; however, the appellant must file his factum with the office of the court and notify it to the respondent within 15 days of filing notice of appeal, and the respondent is not required to file a factum.
Unless otherwise decided by the chief justice, the appeal is heard by preference, at the first sitting which follows the filing of the factum.
1983, c. 21, s. 8; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).
44.2. An appeal lies from a judgment rendered on a motion presented under section 44 only on leave of a judge of the Court of Appeal. It is subject to the rules applicable to a final judgment in Superior Court; however, the appellant must file his factum with the office of the court and serve it on the respondent within 15 days of filing the inscription for appeal, and the respondent is not required to file a factum.
Unless otherwise decided by the chief justice, the appeal is heard by preference, at the first sitting which follows the filing of the factum.
1983, c. 21, s. 8.