Canada · Manitoba appeal procedures
When must I appeal an associate judge’s decision in Manitoba?
File Form 62A and serve every affected party within 14 days after the order, decision or certificate is signed.
- Period
- 14 days after the established event
- Trigger
- Signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from
- Rule
- Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)
Official bilingual King’s Bench Rules accessed October 8, 2026, current September 1 through October 6, 2026, last amendment M.R. 66/2026.
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When must I appeal an associate judge’s decision in Manitoba?
File Form 62A and serve every affected party within 14 days after the order, decision or certificate is signed.
Responsible actor. A person affected by the associate judge, registrar or assessment officer’s decision.
Establish signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from.
Signing controls this King’s Bench appeal. Court of Appeal filing, pronouncement and leave-order triggers belong to different procedures.
Manitoba Court of King’s Bench appeal to a judge. Established ordinary branch only, with the actual trigger, required act, effective service and no operative varying order. Unsupported final closures and material exceptions require separate review.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)How does this provision count time?
- Identify the actual applicable rule, actor and procedural branch.
- Establish the operative event from the actual filing, service, notice or order.
- Apply the correct counting source and each required act’s final-day boundary.
- Complete the actual required filing, service, document, security or hearing-setting steps.
Exclude the first event date and include the second under King’s Bench Rule 3.01(a), even where clear days or at least is used. A period shorter than seven days excludes Rule 1.03 holidays under Rule 3.01(b). A seven-day or longer period counts intermediate holidays.
King’s Bench Rules 1.03 and 3.01(c) define rule holidays and ordinarily carry an expiring act to the next nonholiday. The definition includes Saturday, Sunday, Easter Monday and Civic Holiday, with stated weekend substitutions. Rule 3.01(d) generally deems non-originating service after 5 p.m. or on a holiday to the next nonholiday. A backward minimum interval must still be preserved; do not assume a later shifted date satisfies it.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)What do independently checked examples show?
Fictitious example
Illustrative established event on Thursday, October 1, 2026. Signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from. The event is effective, rather than proposed dispatch or informal knowledge. The applicable ordinary procedure, actor, recipients and effective method are established, with no actual varying order, granted extension, proclaimed holiday or additional closure.
| Step | What is counted | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Example 1. Ordinary established facts | Illustrative established event on Thursday, October 1, 2026. Signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from. The event is effective, rather than proposed dispatch or informal knowledge. The applicable ordinary procedure, actor, recipients and effective method are established, with no actual varying order, granted extension, proclaimed holiday or additional closure. Independently apply a 14-day forward offset from the established event, excluding that event. The raw threshold is Thursday, October 15, 2026. No final-day adjustment is required for this established ordinary branch. | Thursday, October 15, 2026 |
| Example 2. Closed-day boundary | Illustrative established event on Monday, September 28, 2026. Signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from. The event is effective, rather than proposed dispatch or informal knowledge. The applicable ordinary procedure, actor, recipients and effective method are established, with no actual varying order, granted extension, proclaimed holiday or additional closure. Independently apply a 14-day forward offset from the established event, excluding that event. The raw threshold is Monday, October 12, 2026. Apply the supported final holiday and actual registry-opening facts to reach Tuesday, October 13, 2026. | Tuesday, October 13, 2026 |
| Example 3. Material procedural branch | Illustrative established event on Thursday, October 8, 2026. Signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from. The event is effective, rather than proposed dispatch or informal knowledge. The applicable ordinary procedure, actor, recipients and effective method are established, with no actual varying order, granted extension, proclaimed holiday or additional closure. Signing controls this King’s Bench appeal. Court of Appeal filing, pronouncement and leave-order triggers belong to different procedures. This example keeps the stated ordinary branch established; the separate conditional scenario below is not converted into an invented date. Independently apply a 14-day forward offset from the established event, excluding that event. The raw threshold is Thursday, October 22, 2026. No final-day adjustment is required for this established ordinary branch. | Thursday, October 22, 2026 |
Fictitious established facts. These examples do not establish eligibility, effective service, relief or a direction.
Try these dates in the calculatorWhich conditions and exceptions apply?
- Established procedural branch
- Signing controls this King’s Bench appeal. Court of Appeal filing, pronouncement and leave-order triggers belong to different procedures.
- Material boundary
- The decision is pronounced October 5 but signed October 8. The 14 days start after October 8, not after pronouncement.
- Actual variation
- King’s Bench Rule 3.02 permits an actual court extension or abridgment, including a motion after expiry, and written consent for serving or filing documents. Establish actual relief; a request does not itself extend time.
- Actual final-day and completion facts
- King’s Bench Rules 1.03 and 3.01(c) define rule holidays and ordinarily carry an expiring act to the next nonholiday. The definition includes Saturday, Sunday, Easter Monday and Civic Holiday, with stated weekend substitutions. Rule 3.01(d) generally deems non-originating service after 5 p.m. or on a holiday to the next nonholiday. A backward minimum interval must still be preserved; do not assume a later shifted date satisfies it.
- Manitoba Court of King’s Bench appeal to a judge. Established ordinary branch only, with the actual trigger, required act, effective service and no operative varying order. Unsupported final closures and material exceptions require separate review.
- Signing controls this King’s Bench appeal. Court of Appeal filing, pronouncement and leave-order triggers belong to different procedures.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When must I appeal an associate judge’s decision in Manitoba?
What starts this associate judge appeal deadline?
Signing of the actual order, decision or certificate appealed from. Preserve evidence of that actual event; another procedure’s trigger does not replace it.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)What action does this ordinary period require?
File Form 62A at the administrative center holding the court file and serve every party whose interests may be affected.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)Does the oral decision start this appeal period?
No. Rule 62.01(2) starts the period when the order, decision or certificate is signed. Obtain the signed document.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)Which court file receives Form 62A?
File in the administrative center where the court file is located. A filing elsewhere does not establish completion under Rule 62.01(2)(a).
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)Who must receive the notice?
Serve all parties whose interests may be affected by the appeal. Filing alone does not complete the required appeal steps.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)Can I appeal an assessment officer’s certificate under this rule?
Rule 62.01(1) includes an affected person appealing an associate judge, registrar or assessment officer’s order, decision or certificate to a judge.
Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2)Official sources and review
Provisions used (2)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Court of King's Bench Rules, Man Reg 553/88, r 62.01(2) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Court of King’s Bench Rules, M.R. 553/88, Rules 1.03 and 3.01–3.02 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |