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You have 30 days from the time you filed your Appeal Record to file your factum. A factum, which is to be prepared in Form 10 of the Court of Appeal forms, is your written argument as to why the appeal court should make the order you want. | You have 30 days from the time you filed your Appeal Record to file your factum. A factum, which is to be prepared in Form 10 of the Court of Appeal forms, is your written argument as to why the appeal court should make the order you want. | ||
Factums contain | Factums contain seven parts: | ||
#'''Index:''' | |||
#'''Chronology:''' | |||
#'''Opening Statement:''' | |||
#'''Statement of facts:''' A statement of the facts of the appeal, as the trial judge found them to be. | #'''Statement of facts:''' A statement of the facts of the appeal, as the trial judge found them to be. | ||
#'''Errors in judgment:''' A statement as to how you think the trial judge erred in law. | #'''Errors in judgment:''' A statement as to how you think the trial judge erred in law. | ||