The Court of Appeal registry will accept for filing any facsimile copy of a Court of Appeal document, except for documents requiring binding and multiple copies (such as appeal books and transcripts; factums; books of authorities).
For lengthy documents which may or may not be bound (such as motion books and memorandum of argument), they will be accepted if they do not exceed 20 pages in length.
Any document in excess of 20 pages will be accepted only if prior permission has been obtained from the registrar. The Court, however, may refuse to accept a facsimile copy as an original document. In such cases, the original document must be available for production to the Court.
Fax
The Court of Appeal registry will accept for filing any facsimile copy of a Court of Appeal document, except for documents requiring binding and multiple copies (such as appeal books and transcripts; factums; books of authorities).
For lengthy documents which may or may not be bound (such as motion books and memorandum of argument), they will be accepted if they do not exceed 20 pages in length.
Any document in excess of 20 pages will be accepted only if prior permission has been obtained from the registrar. The Court, however, may refuse to accept a facsimile copy as an original document. In such cases, the original document must be available for production to the Court.
Fax
The Court of Appeal registry will accept for filing any facsimile copy of a Court of Appeal document, except for documents requiring binding and multiple copies (such as appeal books and transcripts; factums; books of authorities).
For lengthy documents which may or may not be bound (such as motion books and memorandum of argument), they will be accepted if they do not exceed 20 pages in length.
Any document in excess of 20 pages will be accepted only if prior permission has been obtained from the registrar. The Court, however, may refuse to accept a facsimile copy as an original document. In such cases, the original document must be available for production to the Court.
Fax
The Court of Appeal registry will accept for filing any facsimile copy of a Court of Appeal document, except for documents requiring binding and multiple copies (such as appeal books and transcripts; factums; books of authorities).
For lengthy documents which may or may not be bound (such as motion books and memorandum of argument), they will be accepted if they do not exceed 20 pages in length.
Any document in excess of 20 pages will be accepted only if prior permission has been obtained from the registrar. The Court, however, may refuse to accept a facsimile copy as an original document. In such cases, the original document must be available for production to the Court.
Fax
The Court of Appeal registry will accept for filing any facsimile copy of a Court of Appeal document, except for documents requiring binding and multiple copies (such as appeal books and transcripts; factums; books of authorities).
For lengthy documents which may or may not be bound (such as motion books and memorandum of argument), they will be accepted if they do not exceed 20 pages in length.
Any document in excess of 20 pages will be accepted only if prior permission has been obtained from the registrar. The Court, however, may refuse to accept a facsimile copy as an original document. In such cases, the original document must be available for production to the Court.
Fax
The Court of Appeal registry will accept for filing any facsimile copy of a Court of Appeal document, except for documents requiring binding and multiple copies (such as appeal books and transcripts; factums; books of authorities).
For lengthy documents which may or may not be bound (such as motion books and memorandum of argument), they will be accepted if they do not exceed 20 pages in length.
Any document in excess of 20 pages will be accepted only if prior permission has been obtained from the registrar. The Court, however, may refuse to accept a facsimile copy as an original document. In such cases, the original document must be available for production to the Court.
Fax
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