WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE APPENDIX AND HOW IS IT PREPARED?
Since every civil appeal is unique, it is impossible to explain everything that has to be included in an appendix for a particular appeal. Whenever possible counsel shall agree upon a joint appendix, which shall be bound separately and if the parties agree to a joint appendix, they shall share the cost between themselves. The following is a partial list of what to include and how to prepare an appendix: the complete pretrial order, if any, and the pleadings the judgment, order or determination appealed from or sought to be reviewed or enforced, including the jury verdict sheet, if any the trial judge’s charge to the jury, if at issue, and any opinions or statement of findings and conclusions the statement of proceedings in lieu of record made pursuant to New Jersey Court Rule 2:5-3(f) the notice or notices of appeal the transcript delivery certification prescribed by New Jersey Court Rule 2:5-3(e) any unpublished opinions cited pursuant to New Jersey Court Rule 1:36-3 such other parts
