When is the deadline for start of the high court appeal hearing (part 2)?
The catalogue records a 76 days period from The later of (a) service of the appeal notice, or (b) the day the Secretary of State informs the defendant of the order, where the appeal is against the sending order and the notice was served before the Secretary of State's decision. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 76 days
- Trigger
- The later of (a) service of the appeal notice, or (b) the day the Secretary of State informs the defendant of the order, where the appeal is against the sending order and the notice was served before the Secretary of State's decision
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- Expressly variable: 'Unless the High Court otherwise directs'. Section 113(3) permits extension in the interests of justice, repeatedly, and s.113(4) permits that even after expiry. Extensions are routine in Part 2 appeals.
- CURRENCY: substituted 23 February 2026 by the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2026 (S.I. 2026/47), rule 2, Sch. para. 15. Note the LATER-OF trigger, which differs structurally from the Part 1 rule (arrest date). Default sanction if the period passes with no direction: under s.113(5) a s.103 or s.108 appeal is taken to have been allowed, the person taken to be discharged an