Court of Appeal procedures – civil
The Court of Appeal hears civil appeals from High Court decisions. This section guides you through the full process – from preparing your appeal to what happens after judgment – with links to practice directions, contacts, and key resources.
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Prepare for court
Find out what you need to do before your appeal hearing, including lodging books of appeal, filing motions, and submitting authorities, reports, and testimonials.
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In court
Understand what happens during your appeal hearing, including the directions list, motions, callovers, and how the appeal is heard.
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After court
Learn how to get copies of orders and judgments, contact a registrar, request documents, or appeal a Court of Appeal decision to the Supreme Court.
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Terms & Sittings
Check the official law term dates for the Court of Appeal and other superior courts for the current and previous years.
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Practice directions
Read the rules and directions that govern Court of Appeal civil proceedings, including filing requirements and timelines.
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Offices & contacts
Find contact details for the Court of Appeal Office and other related offices involved in civil appeals.
