C.C.S.M. c. C240

The Court of Appeal Act

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1	"Court" defined
2(1)	How court constituted
(2)	Supernumerary judges
3	A court of record
4	Seal
5	Judges
6	Oath or affirmation by judge
7(1)	Powers of judge in chambers
(2)	Discharge or variation of order
8	Effect of interlocutory order
9(1)	Appointment of registrar and deputy registrars
(1.1)	Appointment of clerks and officers
(2)	Taxing officer
10	Jurisdiction
11(1)	Oath or affirmation of office
(2)	How administered
12(1)	Duties of the Chief Justice
(2)	Place of sitting
(3)	Time and duration of sittings
13	Power to adjourn
14	Quorum of judges
15	Opinion of majority to be opinion of court
16	Adjournment if no quorum
17	Giving judgment
18	As to delivery of judgment
19	Opinion of absent judge may be read
20	Judgments by retired judges, etc.
21	Effect of death of judge before judgment
22	Judge not to sit in court reviewing own verdict or decision
23	Appointment of ad hoc judge
24	Jurisdiction of the judges
25(1)	Court of Appeal to exercise appellate jurisdiction
(2)	Court of Queen's Bench en banc not to exercise appellate jurisdiction
26(1)	Court may pronounce proper judgment
(2)	Power to draw inference of fact and to give judgment
(3)	Power of court to receive further evidence
(4)	Exercise of powers
(5)	Court may stay proceedings
27(1)	New trial not to be granted in certain cases
(2)	Judgment as to one part and new trial as to others
28	New trial on any question
29	Further powers
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31	Security for costs
31.1(1)	Vexatious proceedings
(2)	Consent of Attorney General
31.2(1)	Application for leave to proceed
(2)	Application to court for rescission
(3)	Leave to proceed or rescission
(4)	Attorney General to be heard
(5)	No appeal
31.3	Abuse of process
32	Extension of time for translations
33(1)	Judges may make rules
(2)	Office hours
34	Existing rules embodied in Act
35	New rules, to be published in Manitoba Gazette
36(1)	Queen's Bench practice to apply where procedure not provided
(2)	Practice by analogy
37	This Act not to apply to criminal and other matters