(1) This rule applies to all appeals from the High Court other than —
(a) interlocutory appeals; or
(b) summary appeals under rule 62.7.
(2) Within 21 days of receipt of the notice under rule 62.12(1)(a), (b) or (c) that the transcript is available, all parties must inform the appellant of the documents that they wish to have included in the record or the core bundle.
(3) Subject to paragraph (4), within 42 days of receipt of such notice under rule 62.12(1)(a), the appellant must prepare and file with the court office 6 sets of the record (save that in respect of an appeal filed on the Electronic Litigation Portal, the appellant shall file an electronic copy of the record unless the court directs otherwise), for the use of the court comprising a copy of each of the following documents —
(a) affidavits (with exhibits) which were put in evidence before the court below;
(b) a transcript or other record of the —
(i) evidence given in the court below, and
(ii) judgment;
(c) the documents required by rule 39.1(5) to be lodged with the court (including any core bundle); and
(d) the notice of appeal and any counter-notices or respondents' notices that have been served on the appellant.
(4) If the record consists of more than one hundred pages the appellant must prepare a core bundle and file —
(a) four copies of the core bundle; and
(b) two copies of the record in accordance with paragraph (3),
for the use of the court.
(5) Where a record of appeal is filed electronically, the appellant shall prepare and file such number of hard copies of the record and core bundle as authorized by the Chief Justice in a practice direction.
(6) The appellant must forthwith serve one copy of the record or (if paragraph (4) applies) one copy of any core bundle on every respondent.
(7) Any application to correct the record must be made in writing to the Chief Registrar no later than 21 days after the service of the record or core bundle in accordance with paragraph (4).