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

Section 51 Disposition versions

2022-10-03

51. Schedules. The schedules to the appellant’s brief shall include:

(a)  Schedule I: the judgment under appeal (including the reasons given), the notice of judgment (if applicable) and, when the judgment under appeal decides an application for judicial review or an appeal, the impugned decision; if only a handwritten version of the judgment and the reasons thereof exist, a typed transcription must be provided;

(b)  Schedule II:

i.  the notice of appeal (art. 352 C.C.P.), and, if applicable, the application for leave to appeal (art. 357 C.C.P.) and the judgment ruling on said application;

ii.  the pleadings before the court of first instance that are relevant to the appeal and the minutes of the hearing in first instance;

iii.  when the judgment under appeal to the Court decides an application for judicial review or an appeal, the pleadings or application before the lower court, person or body in question; and

iv.  all applicable statutory and regulatory provisions other than those in the Civil Code of Québec and the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), in both French and English, if available; and

(c)  Schedule III: the exhibits and depositions necessary for the Court to decide the issues in dispute (art. 372 para. 1 C.C.P.).

Decision 2022-08-23, s. 51.

Not in force

In force: 2022-10-03

51. Schedules. The schedules to the appellant’s brief shall include:

(a)  Schedule I: the judgment under appeal (including the reasons given), the notice of judgment (if applicable) and, when the judgment under appeal decides an application for judicial review or an appeal, the impugned decision; if only a handwritten version of the judgment and the reasons thereof exist, a typed transcription must be provided;

(b)  Schedule II:

i.  the notice of appeal (art. 352 C.C.P.), and, if applicable, the application for leave to appeal (art. 357 C.C.P.) and the judgment ruling on said application;

ii.  the pleadings before the court of first instance that are relevant to the appeal and the minutes of the hearing in first instance;

iii.  when the judgment under appeal to the Court decides an application for judicial review or an appeal, the pleadings or application before the lower court, person or body in question; and

iv.  all applicable statutory and regulatory provisions other than those in the Civil Code of Québec and the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), in both French and English, if available; and

(c)  Schedule III: the exhibits and depositions necessary for the Court to decide the issues in dispute (art. 372 para. 1 C.C.P.).

Decision 2022-08-23, s. 51.