Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“These Rules may be cited as the High Court (Appeals) (General) Rules, 1984.”
These Rules may be cited as the High Court (Appeals) (General) Rules, 1984. This section defines “Registrar” and “tribunal” for the instrument, unless the context otherwise requires. A person appealing to the High Court from a tribunal decision must give notice within 30 days and follow the required filing and service steps. The appellant must pay the Registrar the fees for the appeal notice when filing the notice of appeal. The appellant must prepare and file the record of appeal in the required form, and the tribunal must provide relevant documents and certify the record if satisfied.
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How the instrument operates
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Source version 27 Jan 1984. The date shown identifies this source expression and should not be treated as proof that no later change exists.
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These Rules may be cited as the High Court (Appeals) (General) Rules, 1984.
Section 1
The appellant must pay the Registrar the fees for the appeal notice when filing the notice of appeal.
Section 4
An appellant may withdraw an appeal by filing a notice with the Registrar. The appellant must also serve a sealed copy on the tribunal and the respondent, if any, within 14 days of sealing.
Section 7
If a party does not appear when an appeal is set for hearing, the High Court may strike out the appeal, hear and decide it, or adjourn it.
Section 12
For appeals under these Rules, the High Court Rules apply unless these Rules specifically provide otherwise.
Section 15
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from zambialii.org · Source version 27 Jan 1984
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