Q: Is rule 8.25 (Serving/Filing) is applicable only to appeals?
Is rule 8.25 (Serving/Filing) is applicable only to appeals?
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California Rule of Court 8.25 extends beyond just appeals - it applies to all matters in appellate courts, including writs and original proceedings.
The rule's placement in Division 1 of Title 8 ("Rules Relating to the Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal") means it governs all appellate proceedings. This includes filing and service requirements for documents in appeal cases, writ petitions, and other matters before these higher courts. The rule outlines crucial details like methods of service, proof of service requirements, and filing deadlines that apply across various types of appellate proceedings.
You'll find these requirements particularly relevant when handling any type of filing in California's appellate courts, whether you're working on a direct appeal, seeking writ relief, or initiating an original proceeding. The rule's broad application helps ensure consistent filing and service procedures throughout appellate practice.
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