East African Community Court of Justice Rules of Procedure, 2019. in the event of the appeal being allowed in whole or in part, shall give notice of a cross-appeal to that effect, specifying the grounds of his contention and the nature of the order which he proposes to ask the Court to make. (2) A notice given by a respondent under this Rule shall state the names and addresses of all other persons intended to be served with copies of the notice and shall be lodged in eight (8) copies in the appropriate registry not more than thirty (30) days after service on the respondent of the memorandum of appeal and the record of appeal. (3) A notice of cross-appeal shall be in the form provided in Form E in the Seventh Schedule to these Rules and shall be signed by or on behalf of the respondent. 103. (1) A respondent who desires to contend on an appeal that the decision of the First Instance Division should be affirmed on grounds other than or additional to those relied upon by that Division shall give notice to that effect, specifying the grounds for his contention. (2) A notice given by the respondent under this Rule shall state the names and addresses of all other persons intended to be served with copies of the notice and shall be lodged in eight (8) copies in the appropriate registry not more than thirty (30) days after service on the respondent of the memorandum of appeal and the record of appeal. (3) A notice of grounds for affirming a decision shall be in the format provided for in Form F in the Seventh Schedule to these Rules and shall be signed by or on behalf of the respondent. (4) A respondent who desires to contend at the hearing of the appeal that part of the decision of the First Instance Division should be varied or reversed and that part of that decision should be affirmed on grounds other than or additional to those relied upon by that Division may include both contentions in a notice of cross-appeal under Rule 102 and shall not be required to give notice also under this Rule. 61 Notice of grounds for affirming decision.