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When is the deadline for court of appeal - apply to court of appeal to review a single judge's decision?

The catalogue records a 5 working-days period from The date of the single judge's decision. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
5 working-days
Trigger
The date of the single judge's decision
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  • The general power to extend time for obeying a requirement of the rules (r 3(1)(g)(i)) applies, since this is not the time for commencing an appeal.
  • Working days in the Court of Appeal are defined DIFFERENTLY from the RSC: Court of Appeal Rules r 3(1) says "a day other than a Saturday, a Sunday, or a public holiday in Perth", whereas RSC O 1 r 4(1) says "a public holiday throughout the State". This matters for the regional King's Birthday substitutions. The application does not stay the decision unless the Court of Appeal orders otherwise (r 8(3)). It does not apply to a decision of the Court of Appeal itself.

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