60. Book of Authorities. Each party may file a book of authorities containing the case law or doctrine it considers relevant. It may also include in this book statutory or regulatory provisions not already included in Schedule II of its brief or memorandum.
Case law or doctrine may be limited to relevant extracts, accompanied by the preceding page and the succeeding page and, if available, the headnote.
The relevant passages in these authorities shall be indicated by underlining, highlighting, or a vertical line in the margin.
The text of judgments of the Supreme Court of Canada must be that which is published in its reports and, failing that, the text available before publication.
The cover page of each volume of the book of authorities shall indicate the record number in appeal, the designation of the parties, the title and the status of the filing party.
When filed on paper, the book of authorities shall be printed on both sides of each page, in letter format (21.5 cm x 28 cm), and all authorities shall be separated by tabs.
2022-08-23Decision 2022-08-23, s. 60.