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C-25.1, r. 0.1 - Regulation of the Court of Appeal of Québec in penal matters
Section 24
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24. Content. The notice of appeal and the motion for leave to appeal must set forth:
(1) the offence;
(2) the sentence imposed, if applicable;
(3) the date of the judgment under appeal, of the judgment in first instance and of the sentence, if any;
(4) the place and duration of the trial;
(5) the court of first instance and, if applicable, the court having decided the judicial review or the appeal, and the record number(s);
(6) the facts and the grounds of appeal stated concisely, in a maximum of 10 pages (the designation of the parties and the conclusions sought being excluded from the page count);
(7) the contact information and, if available, email address of the appellant and the appellant’s counsel; and
(8) the name, contact information and, if available, email address of the respondent and, as the case may be, of the other parties and their counsel before the court that rendered the judgment under appeal.
In force: 2019-12-26
24. Content. The notice of appeal and the motion for leave to appeal must set forth:
(1) the offence;
(2) the sentence imposed, if applicable;
(3) the date of the judgment under appeal, of the judgment in first instance and of the sentence, if any;
(4) the place and duration of the trial;
(5) the court of first instance and, if applicable, the court having decided the judicial review or the appeal, and the record number(s);
(6) the facts and the grounds of appeal stated concisely, in a maximum of 10 pages (the designation of the parties and the conclusions sought being excluded from the page count);
(7) the contact information and, if available, email address of the appellant and the appellant’s counsel; and
(8) the name, contact information and, if available, email address of the respondent and, as the case may be, of the other parties and their counsel before the court that rendered the judgment under appeal.
