When must the convicted person lodge a solemn note of appeal?

The qualifying conviction branch ordinarily uses eight weeks after actual lodging of intimation. Section106(1)(b)-(e) branches use two weeks after the appropriate actual event. The note requires the actual proceedings, grounds, prescribed form and signature.

Responsible actor. Convicted person bringing the qualifying appeal.

Identify actual intimation lodged, or the applicable section110(1)(a) event in open court.

This is the convicted person’s qualifying section110(1)(a) note. A Crown note, summary appeal and another procedure are excluded.

Only the exact supported ordinary branch is calculated. Standing, competence, changed periods, required forms, copies and actual completion must be established.

1. Exclude the actual event day. Count the exact calendar-day period for the confirmed branch.
2. Check the required document, destination, copies and actual cutoff.

Exclude the actual event day. Count the exact calendar-day period for the confirmed branch.

Calendar days include weekends and holidays. No automatic court-holiday extension is inferred for this Act period. Check actual completion and act earlier where necessary.

Fictitious example

Fictional facts. actual intimation lodged, or the applicable section110(1)(a) event in open court is established as Tuesday, October 13, 2026. Selected branch. Conviction branch. Written intimation of intention was actually lodged branch applies. All ordinary source conditions and the actual completion route are established.

Fictitious established facts. These examples do not establish eligibility, effective service, relief or a direction.

Source condition 1

This is the convicted person’s qualifying section110(1)(a) note. A Crown note, summary appeal and another procedure are excluded.

Source condition 2

For conviction, I established actual lodging of intimation and the ordinary eight-week period. For section106(1)(b)-(e), I established the correct two-week open-court event.

Source condition 3

The Clerk has not extended the eight-week period under110(2), and the High Court has not altered the time under111(2).

Source condition 4

The written note identifies proceedings, states every proposed ground and follows the prescribed form and actual lodging process. A later ground needs its own applicable leave.

Source condition 5

The ordinary current statutory period applies. No order, extension, postponement, suspension, historical transition or discretionary late permission changes it. Actual timely receipt, copies and the applicable cutoff remain required.

• Only the exact supported ordinary branch is calculated. Standing, competence, changed periods, required forms, copies and actual completion must be established.
• Other procedures have different actors, events, periods and completion requirements. The selected branch does not replace those duties.

• This is the convicted person’s qualifying section110(1)(a) note. A Crown note, summary appeal and another procedure are excluded.
• For conviction, I established actual lodging of intimation and the ordinary eight-week period. For section106(1)(b)-(e), I established the correct two-week open-court event.
• The Clerk has not extended the eight-week period under110(2), and the High Court has not altered the time under111(2).
• The written note identifies proceedings, states every proposed ground and follows the prescribed form and actual lodging process. A later ground needs its own applicable leave.
• The ordinary current statutory period applies. No order, extension, postponement, suspension, historical transition or discretionary late permission changes it. Actual timely receipt, copies and the applicable cutoff remain required.
• Only the exact supported ordinary branch is calculated. Standing, competence, changed periods, required forms, copies and actual completion must be established.