When is the deadline for amendment of grounds of appeal arising from disclosure?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from Receipt of any documents disclosed by the authority under para 28.1(5)(c). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 14 days
- Trigger
- Receipt of any documents disclosed by the authority under para 28.1(5)(c)
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- The court may order otherwise. But the practical consequence of letting this window close is significant: the ordinary rule then reasserts itself, and CPR 52.17 provides that "An appeal notice may not be amended without the permission of the appeal court." So a right to amend becomes a permission application. Within the window the right is also limited: the amendments must "arise out of those documents", so unrelated new grounds still need permission.
- The trigger is receipt of the documents, not the expiry of the authority's 14-day disclosure period, so late disclosure pushes this date back. Where disclosure arrives in tranches, the safest course is to run the 14 days from the last tranche and say so in correspondence.