VIC How to Appeal a Court Order Made by the Judge?

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kimbapuppy

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This is in relation to the Court Order issued at the Federal Circuit Court of Australia.
  1. Is it possible to Appeal the Court Order so in the first place?
  2. If so, how do I go about it?
  3. Is it wise to appeal even though the next Judge will be a different at the Trial?
 

Atticus

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You have 28 days from the handing down of the order to file a notice of appeal
 

kimbapuppy

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You have 28 days from the handing down of the order to file a notice of appeal
What means do I have to still appeal despite the window to do so has gone? I did lodge a formal complaint on the judicial conduct that resulted in an unfair hearing - I understand that this is a waste of time.
 

Atticus

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Could apply for an extension of time by filing an application in appeal and supporting affidavit... Among other things you would need to give a compelling reason for the delay...

Other than that the only other avenue I'm aware of is an application to the high court for special leave to appeal
 

Rod

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What was the reason for the delay?

I agree with the above, you need a good reason for the appeal else you are wasting time and money.

I take it you are basing an appeal on either real or apparent bias of the judge.