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Ind. Appellate Rule 5
Court Of Appeals Jurisdiction
Effective January 1, 2010
A. Appeals From Final Judgments.
Except as provided in Rule 4, the Court of Appeals shall have jurisdiction in all appeals from
Final Judgments of Circuit, Superior, Probate, and County Courts, notwithstanding any law,
statute or rule providing for appeal directly to the Supreme Court of Indiana. See Rule 2(H).
B. Appeals From Interlocutory Orders.
The Court of Appeals shall have jurisdiction over appeals of interlocutory orders under Rule
14 except those appeals described in Rule 4(A)(3).
C. Appeals From Agency Decisions.
(1) Jurisdiction.
The Court of Appeals shall have jurisdiction to entertain actions in aid of its jurisdiction and to
review final orders, rulings, decisions and certified questions of an Administrative Agency.
(2) Assignment of Errors.
No party shall file an assignment of errors in the Court of Appeals notwithstanding any law,
statute, or rule to the contrary. All issues and grounds for appeal appropriately preserved
before an Administrative Agency may be initially addressed in the appellate brief.
Provenance
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- rules.incourts.gov
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- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-02-2026-07-01
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