When is the deadline for judicial review of an hse or local authority enforcement decision?
The catalogue records a 3 months period from The date the grounds to make the claim first arose. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 3 months
- Trigger
- The date the grounds to make the claim first arose
- Counting
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- The court may extend time under CPR 3.1(2)(a), but does so sparingly in public law given the strong policy of finality in administrative decisions. Critically, CPR 54.5(2) provides that the time limits in the rule 'may not be extended by agreement between the parties', so a standstill agreement with the regulator is ineffective. Note also the freestanding 'promptly' requirement: a claim filed inside three months can still be out of time if not brought promptly.
- Relevant to health and safety practice where the challenge is to a decision for which no statutory appeal lies, for example a decision to issue a Fee for Intervention invoice, a refusal to withdraw a notice, or a publication decision on the HSE enforcement register. Where a statutory appeal to the Employment Tribunal is available against an improvement or prohibition notice, th