Get How To File A Notice Of Appeal From A Small Claims Court Decision

Filing a Notice of Appeal from a Small Claims Court decision can be a crucial step in seeking a change to a court's ruling. This guide offers a clear and supportive walkthrough to help you navigate the process of completing this form online.

Follow the steps to file your appeal notice correctly.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Notice of Appeal form. Ensure you have the document open in an editable format for easy completion.
2. Carefully fill in the Notice of Appeal form. You will need to provide specific information, including your name, address, and the details of the Small Claims Court decision you are appealing. Clearly state your grounds for appeal and any specifics of the error you are reporting.
3. Make three copies of your completed Notice of Appeal form. Remember to also have a copy of the adjudicator’s written decision to present when you file.
4. File the original and the three copies of your Notice of Appeal at the Supreme Court's court administration office nearest to you. Be cautious to do this within the 30-day deadline. Court staff will then assign a case number, stamp the copies, and keep one copy in the court file.
5. Serve a copy of the Notice of Appeal to the respondent within 30 days of the adjudicator’s order. You can do this personally or via registered mail. Ensure you comply with the regulations pertaining to service.
6. Prove that you have served the Notice of Appeal by filing a written acknowledgment that you delivered it to each respondent. This acknowledgment must be submitted within seven days of the last permissible day for filing your appeal.
7. After the appeal is submitted, monitor for communications regarding your hearing date. Remember, both parties may submit written briefs ahead of the hearing based on court timelines.

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