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When is the deadline for appellant's written case?

The catalogue records a 56 days period from Proposed date of the hearing. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Calculation basis and source

Period
56 days
Trigger
Proposed date of the hearing
Counting
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Rollovers and holidays
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  • Rule 6(1) allows the Court to extend or shorten any time limit set by the Rules "or any relevant practice direction", of its own motion or on application, and after expiry. A pre-hearing preparation date of this kind is managed rather than enforced by sanction.
  • Counted BACKWARDS from the proposed hearing date. Rule 27(3) delegates the timing to the practice direction, so the period is found only in the PD, not in the SI. Expressed in WEEKS in the source - recorded as 56 days for computation, but the engine should display it as eight weeks to match the PD. Written cases are capped at 50 pages of A4 without permission, in 12 point font

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