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CAP. 4] The Rules of the Supreme Court-Order 59 [1988 Ed.

order made on the appeal as might have been given or made if the persons served in pursuance of the direction had originally been parties.

Documents to be lodged by appellant (O. 59, r. 9)

9. (1) Not less than 7 days before the appeal is likely to be listed for hearing the appellant must cause to be lodged with the Registrar the number of copies for which paragraph (2) provides of each of the following documents, namely-

(a) the notice of appeal;

(b) the respondent's notice;

(c) any supplementary notice served under rule 7;

(d) the judgment or order of the court below;

(e) the originating process by which the proceedings in the court below were begun, any interlocutory or other related process which is the subject of the appeal, the pleadings (including particulars), if any, and, in the case of an appeal in an Admiralty cause or matter, the preliminary acts, if any;

(f) the transcript of the official shorthand note, if any, of the judgment or order of the court below or, in the absence of such a note, the judge's note of his reasons for giving the judgment or making the order;

(g) such parts of the transcript of the official shorthand note, if any, of the evidence given in the court below as are relevant to any question at issue on the appeal or, in the absence of such a note, such parts of the judge's note of the evidence as are relevant to any such question;

(h) any list of exhibits made under Order 35, rule 11, or the

schedule of evidence, as the case may be;

(HK)(i) such documents, affidavits, exhibits, or parts of exhibits, as were in evidence in the court below and as are relevant to any question at issue on the appeal.

(2) Unless otherwise directed the number of copies to be lodged in accordance with paragraph (1) is three copies except-

(a) where the appeal is to be heard by two judges in which case

it is two copies; or

(b) in the case of an appeal in an Admiralty cause or matter, in which case it is four copies or, if the Court of Appeal is to hear the appeal with assessors, six copies.

(2A) When the transcripts, if any, referred to in items (ƒ) and (g) of paragraph (1) have been bespoken by the appellant and paid for, the number of such transcripts required in accordance with paragraph (2) shall be sent by the official shorthand writer or transcriber direct to the Registrar.