The Supreme Court Rules 2024
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62 Transitional and revocation provision
(1) Unless the Court or the Registrar directs otherwise, the Supreme Court Rules 2009 (the “2009 Rules”) shall continue to apply to— (a) appeals which were proceeding before the Court before these Rules came into effect; (b) applications for permission to appeal and notices of appeal filed under rules 11 and 19 of the 2009 Rules before these Rules came into effect. (2) Subject to paragraph (1), the 2009 Rules are revoked.
62 Transitional and revocation provision
(1) Unless the Court or the Registrar directs otherwise, the Supreme Court Rules 2009 (the “2009 Rules”) shall continue to apply to— (a) appeals which were proceeding before the Court before these Rules came into effect; (b) applications for permission to appeal and notices of appeal filed under rules 11 and 19 of the 2009 Rules before these Rules came into effect. (2) Subject to paragraph (1), the 2009 Rules are revoked.
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