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Georgia Appellate Practice Handbook - Alston & Bird LLP

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GEORGIA APPELLATE PRACTICE HANDBOOK<br />

the record to the appellate court is waived unless the objection is made and ruled upon in the trial<br />

court prior to the transmittal of the record, and such order is properly appealed. 30<br />

§ 1.2.4 Docketing<br />

Upon the docketing of every appeal and application for appeal to the Court of Appeals, the<br />

clerk mails notice of the docketing date and schedule for briefi ng to all counsel. 31 Failure of counsel<br />

to receive a docketing notice does not relieve counsel of the responsibility to fi le briefs timely. 32<br />

No appeal to the Court of Appeals is docketed until the notice of appeal and a record, and<br />

transcript if requested, are fi led in the clerk’s offi ce. 33 Appeals or applications transferred to the<br />

Court of Appeals from the Supreme Court will be docketed as of the date they are received in the<br />

Court of Appeals. 34 Any Court of Appeals case docketed before the entire record is received by the<br />

Court of Appeals may, at the parties’ request, be remanded to the trial court until such time as the<br />

record is so prepared and delivered to the Court of Appeals. 35<br />

In the Supreme Court, if a record is supplemented pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 5-6-41(f) or<br />

§ 5-6-48(d), a party wanting to present an issue in the Supreme Court relating to the trial court<br />

proceeding in which the record was supplemented must fi rst raise the issue before the trial court and<br />

then fi le additional enumerations of error and a brief. 36 The additional enumerations of error and<br />

brief must be fi led within 10 days after: (i) docketing of the supplemental record in Supreme Court;<br />

or (ii) the trial court rules on the issue raised, whichever date is later. 37 Opposing parties may fi le<br />

a supplemental brief within 20 days after docketing or after the trial court rules on the issue raised,<br />

whichever date is later. 38<br />

30 GA. S. CT. R. 74; GA. CT. APP. R. 20.<br />

31 GA. CT. APP. R. 13.<br />

32 Id.; see also GA. S. CT. R. 4 (failure of counsel to receive notice of court action shall not be grounds to<br />

reinstate or reconsider any matter adverse to counsel or parties if counsel failed to properly notify the<br />

court of any change of address or telephone number).<br />

33 GA. CT. APP. R. 11(a).<br />

34 GA. CT. APP. R. 11(c).<br />

35 GA. CT. APP. R. 11(d).<br />

36 GA. S. CT. R. 25.<br />

37 Id.<br />

38 Id.<br />

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