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When is the deadline for reply to a cross-appeal?

The catalogue records a 28 days period from Seal date of the order permitting the cross-appeal to proceed after the sift (unless the EAT directs otherwise). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
28 days
Trigger
Seal date of the order permitting the cross-appeal to proceed after the sift (unless the EAT directs otherwise)
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  • Rule 6(3) fixes the period as "a time to be appointed by the Appeal Tribunal", so the 28 days is the PD default and is varied by direction. Extensions available on application.
  • Note the trigger is the order permitting the CROSS-APPEAL to proceed, not the order permitting the appeal to proceed, so it will usually be a later date. PD 10.3: without a reply "you will not be able to participate in the cross-appeal unless you are granted permission to submit a reply to the cross-appeal out of time or the EAT dispenses with that requirement."

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