Rule 2:6-3 Preparation of Respondent's Appendix; Contents

If the two sides in an appeal did not put together a shared set of documents, the person responding to the appeal (called the respondent) can put together their own set of documents to give to the court.

The respondent can include any documents from the case record that the appellant left out of their own document package. The respondent should only include documents that are actually needed to help the court understand the issues in the case. The documents must be put together following the same formatting rules that apply to the appellant's documents.