1988 Ed.] The Rules of the Supreme Court--Order 59
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following such reference, that Court may either dispose of the matter or refer it back to a single judge or the Registrar, with such directions as that Court thinks fit.
(11) An appeal shall lie to a single judge from any determination made by the Registrar and shall be brought by way of fresh application made within 10 days of the determination appealed against.
(12) An appeal shall lie to the Court of Appeal from any determination by a single judge, not being the determination of an application for leave to appeal, and shall be brought by way of fresh application made within 10 days of the determination appealed against:
Provided that an appeal shall not lie to the Court of Appeal without the leave of that Court in respect of a determination of the Registrar which has been reviewed by a single judge.
Extension of time (O. 59, r. 15)
15. (1) Without prejudice to the power of the Court of Appeal, a single judge or the Registrar under Order 3, rule 5, to extend or abridge the time prescribed by any provision of this Order, the period for serving notice of appeal under rule 4 or for making application ex parte under rule 14(3) may be extended or abridged by the court below on application made before the expiration of that period.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS AS TO PARTICULAR APPEALS
Appeal against decree nisi (O. 59, r. 16)
16. (1) The following provisions of this rule shall apply to any appeal to the Court of Appeal in a matrimonial cause against a decree nisi of divorce or nullity of marriage.
(2) The period of 6 weeks specified in rule 4 shall be calculated from the date on which the decree was pronounced and rule 15 shall not apply in relation to that period.
(3) The appellant must, within the period mentioned in paragraph (2) produce to the Registrar of civil appeals a sealed copy of the decree appealed against and leave with him a copy of that decree and two copies of the notice of appeal (one of which shall be indorsed with the amount of the fee paid and the other indorsed with a certificate of the date of service of the notice); and the appeal shall not be competent unless this paragraph has been complied with.
(4) For the purposes of rule 5 the leaving of the said copies shall be sufficient for the setting down of the appeal and rule 5(1) shall not apply.
(5) A party who intends to apply ex parte to the Court of Appeal to extend the period referred to in paragraphs (2) and (3) must give notice of his intention to the appropriate Registrar before the application is made; and where any order is made by the Court
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