When is the deadline for notify p of a disposal hearing date - backstop 14 days before the hearing?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from Date specified in the notice of hearing, for a hearing to dispose of the application or the appellant's notice. 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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- Date specified in the notice of hearing, for a hearing to dispose of the application or the appellant's notice
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- Rule 7.11 dispensation; rule 7.1(3) direction that P must not be notified; rule 3.1(2)(a) extension or abridgement. In urgent and deprivation of liberty cases the court routinely abridges or dispenses with this period: Practice Direction 11A paragraph 3(c) states that the usual Rules as to method and timing of service apply only so far as consistent with the judicial directions given for the particular case.
- This is the only backward-counting notification deadline in Part 7 and is easy to miss: it is a double obligation, running both forward from receipt of the notice of hearing and backward from the hearing date, and the earlier of the two governs. It bites only where the hearing is for disposing of the application (rule 7.4(1)(c)) or the appellant's notice (rule 7.5(1)(c)).