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When is the deadline for renewing an application for permission to appeal to the high court?

The catalogue records a 5 days period from Service of notice of the court's decision refusing permission, or granting permission on limited grounds, on the appellant. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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5 days
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Service of notice of the court's decision refusing permission, or granting permission on limited grounds, on the appellant
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  • The note to r.50.22 states: 'Under rule 50.17 (Exercise of the High Court's powers), the High Court may extend or shorten the time limits under this rule.' Extension is available but must be applied for with reasons (r.50.17(7)).
  • No renewal right where permission was refused at a hearing. Rule 50.22(1)(b) excludes the case where the court refused to consider an out-of-time application for that reason. Rule 50.22(5)(c) sets a parallel 5-business-day limit for applying to rely on a ground excluded from argument. A renewed application for permission must be determined at a hearing (r.50.17(1)(b)(ii)).

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