When is the deadline for application disputing the tribunal's jurisdiction?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from Filing of the acknowledgment of service. 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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- Filing of the acknowledgment of service
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- No express extension power in rule 34. The general power in rule 19(2)(m) exists in principle, but the sanction in rule 34(5) operates automatically on expiry, so this should be diarised as a hard deadline and not treated as routinely extendable.
- AUTOMATIC SANCTION. Rule 34(5): "If the defendant— (a) files an acknowledgment of service; and (b) does not make an application within the period specified in paragraph (4), the defendant is to be treated as having accepted that the Tribunal has jurisdiction to hear the claim." Jurisdiction is deemed accepted by inaction. Rule 34(3) confirms that filing an acknowledgment does n