Visit our interactive engagement page to:
- learn more; and
- provide input on how you’d like the Yukon government to modernize the Court of Appeal Act.
The legal community, including court users, can:
- read the discussion document; and
- email their feedback to [email protected].
The Yukon’s Court of Appeal Act was passed into law in 1971 and establishes the appeal court in the Yukon.
It has the power to hear appeals of decisions made by:
- the Territorial Court; or
- the Supreme Court of Yukon.
We’re looking for your input to inform updates to the Yukon’s Court of Appeal Act and related Rules of Court. This is the first time the Act will be substantively updated. We want to know your perspective on what a more modernized Court of Appeal Act could look like.
We’ll use your feedback to inform updates to the revised Court of Appeal Act. The Court of Appeal of Yukon will consider the input as they revise their Rules of Court.
Before you provide feedback, you may decide to review the current:
This is an optional part of the public engagement.
Email [email protected].