When is the deadline for application to the first-tier tribunal for permission to appeal to the upper tribunal?
The catalogue records a 28 days period from The latest of the dates the Tribunal sent the relevant decision notice, the written reasons, notification of amended or corrected reasons following a review, or notification that a set-aside application was unsuccessful. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 28 days
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- The latest of the dates the Tribunal sent the relevant decision notice, the written reasons, notification of amended or corrected reasons following a review, or notification that a set-aside application was unsuccessful
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- Extendable under rule 5(3)(a), but rule 42(4)(b) provides that unless the tribunal extends time "the Tribunal must not admit the application". The tribunal also has express power under rules 42(2A) and (2B) to direct that the 28 days for a preliminary issue decision, or for a rule 25A costs order decision, runs instead from the date of the decision disposing of all issues.
- The "latest of" construction means a calculator needs up to four candidate dates and must take the maximum. Note that rule 42(2)(c) - notification that a set-aside application was unsuccessful - only counts if the set-aside application was itself made in time under rule 41 or an extension of it (rule 42(3)). Appeal lies on a point of law only (rule 42(5)(b) requires the applica