When is the deadline for notice for judicial review - six month long-stop?
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- Period
- 6 months
- Trigger
- Day the decision is made (not the day it is communicated)
- Counting
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- Rule 2.03(1)(c).
- The long-stop limb of r 7.05(1). Runs from the MAKING of the decision, so it can expire before the applicant ever learns of the decision - the judicial review analogue of an ultimate limitation period. Expressed in months, so r 94.02(1) does not strip weekends or closure days; count six calendar months. Rollover marked 'review' because r 94.02 provides no rule for month-periods and the safe practice is to file earlier, not later.