All
PDFs must have Optical Character Recognition enabled.
Documents must be emailed to appealcourt@courts.ns.ca.
Emails must include the court file number. All documents filed electronically must be individually named in a manner that identifies their contents.
USB flash drives must be labelled with the court file number and can be delivered by mail, courier, or by in-person drop-off at the Law Courts (using the drop bin located at the front doors, or by dropping off with Court Administration when possible).
Paper copies of appeal books, factums, and original sworn affidavits once the provincial state of emergency is concluded.
All
PDFs must have Optical Character Recognition enabled.
Documents must be emailed to appealcourt@courts.ns.ca.
Emails must include the court file number. All documents filed electronically must be individually named in a manner that identifies their contents.
USB flash drives must be labelled with the court file number and can be delivered by mail, courier, or by in-person drop-off at the Law Courts (using the drop bin located at the front doors, or by dropping off with Court Administration when possible).
Paper copies of appeal books, factums, and original sworn affidavits once the provincial state of emergency is concluded.
All
PDFs must have Optical Character Recognition enabled.
Documents must be emailed to appealcourt@courts.ns.ca.
Emails must include the court file number. All documents filed electronically must be individually named in a manner that identifies their contents.
USB flash drives must be labelled with the court file number and can be delivered by mail, courier, or by in-person drop-off at the Law Courts (using the drop bin located at the front doors, or by dropping off with Court Administration when possible).
Paper copies of appeal books, factums, and original sworn affidavits once the provincial state of emergency is concluded.
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