| (1) | An application for leave or special leave to appeal to the Constitutional Court or the Supreme Court of Appeal from a decision of the court— |
| (i) | made before the Court when the decision is handed down, stating the grounds for the proposed appeal; or |
| (ii) | brought on notice stating the grounds for the proposed appeal, within ten business days of the decision that is the subject of the proposed appeal; and |
| (b) | if brought on notice, be delivered to the registrar and to all parties to the proceedings. |
| (2) | The Judge President may, on good cause, extend the period within which a notice of appeal is to be delivered. |
| (3) | An application for leave to appeal must be considered by all the Judges who sat at the hearing when the decision was made. |
| (4) | The judge or judges considering an application under this rule my require oral argument at a time and place of which the registrar will give notice to all the parties. |
| (5) | After considering the application, the judge or judges may grant or refuse the application. |
[Rule 29 inserted by General Notice 1255 dated 18 November 2005]
