When is the deadline for appellant's notice to the court of appeal - permission sought orally at the hand-down hearing?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from The date of the hearing at which the Tribunal delivered the decision and dealt with permission. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 14 days
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- The date of the hearing at which the Tribunal delivered the decision and dealt with permission
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- Extension of time for filing an appellant's notice is possible under CPR 3.1(2)(a) and CPR 52.15, but it requires an application to the Court of Appeal and is governed by relief-from-sanctions principles. It is not routine. Note that CPR 52.12(2)(b) expressly makes the ordinary 21 days subject to "the specific provision about time limits in rules 52.8 to 52.11 and Practice Direction 52D", so the 14 days displaces the general 21 days.
- THE 21-DAY DEFAULT IS WRONG FOR CAT APPEALS. PD52D paragraph 8.1 is the specific provision for appeals from the Competition Appeal Tribunal and shortens the period to 14 days in all three of its limbs. This limb applies where permission was sought orally at the hand-down. The clock runs from the HEARING date, not from receipt of any subsequent written ruling, and runs whether p