62.1 Scope of this Part
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(1) This Part deals with appeals to the Court of Appeal from —
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(a) the High Court;
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(b) a magistrate's or district court; or
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(c) a tribunal, not being —
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(i) appeals or applications to the court for which other provision is made by these Rules or any other law; or
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(ii) appeals by way of case stated on a question of law for determination by the court.
• Part 60 deals with appeals to the High Court and cases stated are dealt with in Part 61.
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(2) In this Part —
“appellant” means the party who first files a notice of appeal;
“core bundle” means a bundle containing only such documents listed in rule 62.15 which the court will need to pre-read or to which it will be necessary to refer repeatedly at the appeal;
“court” means the Court of Appeal;
“court below” means the court or tribunal from which the appeal is brought;
“interlocutory appeal” means an appeal from an interlocutory judgment or an interlocutory order.
“respondent” means any party to the appeal other than the appellant whether or not the respondent files a counter-notice.
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(3) In this Part —
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(a) a determination whether an order or judgment is final or interlocutory is made on the “application test”;
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(b) an order or judgment is final if it would be determinative of the issues that arise on a claim, whichever way the application could have been decided; and
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(c) an order on an application for disclosure against a person who is not a party is a final order.