(1) The respondent may file a cross-appeal. A cross-appeal is also an available remedy if the respondent has waived an appeal on points of fact and law or if the period for filing an appeal on points of fact and law has expired.
(2) The cross-appeal is made by filing the notice of cross-appeal with the Federal Court of Justice and is to be declared up until the expiry of a period of two months following service of the grounds of appeal. If the respondent has been given a time limit to respond to the appeal on points of fact and law, the cross-appeal is admissible up until the expiry of this period.
(3) The grounds of cross-appeal must be set out in the notice of cross-appeal. Section 110 (4), (5) and (8), and section 112 (3) applies accordingly.
(4) The cross-appeal ceases to be effective if the appeal on points of fact and law is withdrawn or rejected.