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C.A.R. 36

Entry and Service of Judgment

activein force · 2015-11-03 – presentact-effective-date

An appellate judgment is entered when the court issues or announces its dispositive

order or opinion. The clerk must serve the order or opinion on all parties on the day it is

entered.

History

Source: Entire rule amended and comment added effective November 3, 2015. COMMENTS This rule was changed for brevity and to reflect the current practice of the appellate courts.

Provenance

Source
content.leg.colorado.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-15
Edition
2026-09-15
Content hash
5a146fbdf6e907c823da42448402bdc00088f776433146b8c3e742b6920adc51
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