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When is the deadline for supreme court general division - commence appeal against a decision?

The catalogue records a 21 days period from The date of the decision appealed against. 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 date of the decision appealed against
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  • O 3 r 5 extension power, exercisable after expiry. Note O 65 r 1 defines "interim order" so as to exclude an order extending "the time for commencing an appeal" from the ordinary interim order jurisdiction, so an extension is sought as a substantive application.
  • O 65 applies to any appeal or application for leave to appeal to the General Division other than a Criminal Appeals Act 2004 Part 2 appeal, and is subject to the written law under which the appeal is made (O 65 r 2(2)) - always check the enabling Act for a different period. The 24 December to 15 January suspension in O 3 r 3 applies to filing and serving a notice of appeal.

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