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When is the deadline for appeal to the high court against an mpt direction?

The catalogue records a 28 days period from Date on which notification of the decision was served under s.35E(1) or s.41(10). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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28 days
Trigger
Date on which notification of the decision was served under s.35E(1) or s.41(10)
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  • There is NO general power in s.40 to extend. The only statutory extension route is Sch.4 para 9, which is narrow and applies solely where the notice was served by post and was not received within 14 days. Treat this as a hard jurisdictional cut-off.
  • Runs from SERVICE of the notification, not from the tribunal's oral announcement. For a practitioner whose registered address is in England and Wales the relevant court is the High Court of Justice in England and Wales. Appealable decisions are erasure, suspension, conditional registration, variation of conditions, and a s.41(9) indefinite suspension of the right to reapply.

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