When is the deadline for sat - institute the appeal after leave is granted?
The catalogue records a 21 days period from The day on which leave to appeal is granted. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 21 days
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- The day on which leave to appeal is granted
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- s 105(7): the court may extend a time limit fixed by s 105, including after it has passed.
- A two-stage clock that is easily missed: 28 days for leave, then a fresh 21 days from the grant of leave to institute the appeal. The appellant must notify the executive officer, but the Tribunal is not a party to the appeal and nor is any Tribunal member (s 105(8)). An appeal does not stay the decision unless the Supreme Court orders otherwise (s 106).