When is the deadline for judicial review of an administrative decision (supreme court supervisory jurisdiction)?
The catalogue records a 3 months period from The date of the decision sought to be reviewed. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 3 months
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- The date of the decision sought to be reviewed
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- UCPR r 59.10(2): the court may, at any time, extend the time for commencing proceedings fixed by subrule (1). r 59.10(3) directs the court to take account of such factors as are relevant, including any particular interest of the plaintiff in challenging the decision, possible prejudice to other persons caused by the passage of time if relief were granted, the time at which the plaintiff became or by exercising reasonable diligence should have become aware of the decision, and any relevant public interest. Not computed.
- r 59.10(4) excludes proceedings in which there is a statutory limitation period for commencing the proceedings, and r 59.10(5) excludes proceedings in which the setting aside of a decision is not required. Where the enabling statute imposes its own period (for example a validity challenge under planning legislation), that period governs instead. Corrected on verification: the researched entry omitted the fourth listed factor in r 59.10(3)(d), any relevant public interest. Rule text verified verbatim against the current consolidation on legislation.nsw.gov.au.