When is the deadline for cma application for a stay, or notice that no stay is sought?
The catalogue records a 7 days period from Giving the rule 72C notice that it has begun or decided to begin an investigation, or making a later decision to begin one. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 7 days
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- Giving the rule 72C notice that it has begun or decided to begin an investigation, or making a later decision to begin one
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- No sanction specified; extendable as a matter of case management. A stay may in any event be ordered on the application of a party or of the Tribunal's own motion, so the CMA's silence does not foreclose a stay: rule 72E(1) refers to a stay "whether on the application of the CMA or otherwise".
- In force from 1 October 2025 (SI 2025/999). Rule 72D(3) requires the application to be supported by reasons, to indicate whether it can be determined without a hearing, to be served on the parties by the CMA, and to be determined taking account of the parties' observations. Defendants and claimants should diarise this as the window in which the shape of the case may change.