48(1)When an appeal is ready for hearing, the Registrar of the Court of Appeal shall
(a)
place it on the List of Cases to be heard by the Court of Appeal in accordance with Rule 62.17 of the Rules of Court,
(b)
give notice to the parties of the time the appeal will be heard by any means that provides proof of receipt of the notice, and
(c)
provide enough copies for the use of the Court of Appeal of
(i)
the order granting the leave to appeal,
(ii)
the notice of appeal,
(iii)
any written arguments of the parties,
(iv)
the file of the clerk of the Court of King’s Bench, including any exhibits, and
(v)
the decision being appealed.
48(2) Each party shall have one hour to present his or her oral argument at the hearing of an appeal unless, at the request of a party, the Court of Appeal grants the party further time.
48(3)On the hearing of an appeal, the Court of Appeal may
(a)
allow the appeal,
(b)
dismiss the appeal, or
(c)
make any other order as the Court considers just.
48(1)When an appeal is ready for hearing, the Registrar of the Court of Appeal shall
(a)
place it on the List of Cases to be heard by the Court of Appeal in accordance with Rule 62.17 of the Rules of Court,
(b)
give notice to the parties of the time the appeal will be heard by any means that provides proof of receipt of the notice, and
(c)
provide enough copies for the use of the Court of Appeal of
(i)
the order granting the leave to appeal,
(ii)
the notice of appeal,
(iii)
any written arguments of the parties,
(iv)
the file of the clerk of the Court of Queen’s Bench, including any exhibits, and
(v)
the decision being appealed.
48(2) Each party shall have one hour to present his or her oral argument at the hearing of an appeal unless, at the request of a party, the Court of Appeal grants the party further time.
48(3)On the hearing of an appeal, the Court of Appeal may
(a)
allow the appeal,
(b)
dismiss the appeal, or
(c)
make any other order as the Court considers just.
48(1)When an appeal is ready for hearing, the Registrar of the Court of Appeal shall
(a)
place it on the List of Cases to be heard by the Court of Appeal in accordance with Rule 62.17 of the Rules of Court,
(b)
give notice to the parties of the time the appeal will be heard by any means that provides proof of receipt of the notice, and
(c)
provide enough copies for the use of the Court of Appeal of
(i)
the order granting the leave to appeal,
(ii)
the notice of appeal,
(iii)
any written arguments of the parties,
(iv)
the file of the clerk of the Court of Queen’s Bench, including any exhibits, and
(v)
the decision being appealed.
48(2) Each party shall have one hour to present his or her oral argument at the hearing of an appeal unless, at the request of a party, the Court of Appeal grants the party further time.
48(3)On the hearing of an appeal, the Court of Appeal may
(a)
allow the appeal,
(b)
dismiss the appeal, or
(c)
make any other order as the Court considers just.