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Certificate of Record on Appeal - Rule 324 - Illinois
Certificate of Record on Appeal - Rule 324 is a legal document that was released by the Illinois Supreme Court - a government authority operating within Illinois.
FAQ
Q: What is a Certificate of Record on Appeal?
A: A Certificate of Record on Appeal is a legal document used in Illinois.
Q: What does Rule 324 refer to?
A: Rule 324 refers to the specific rule in Illinois concerning the Certificate of Record on Appeal.
Q: What information does the Certificate of Record on Appeal contain?
A: The Certificate of Record on Appeal typically contains information about the case, such as the parties involved, the trial court proceedings, and the documents that make up the official record.
Q: Why is a Certificate of Record on Appeal important?
A: A Certificate of Record on Appeal is important because it establishes the official record of the case for the appellate court to review.
Q: Who is responsible for preparing the Certificate of Record on Appeal?
A: The party taking the appeal, usually the appellant, is responsible for preparing the Certificate of Record on Appeal.
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