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When is the deadline for appeal from the sdt to the administrative court?
The catalog records a 21 days period from The date on which the Tribunal's final written Judgment is formally provided to the parties. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Confirm the date on which the Tribunal's final written Judgment is formally provided to the parties.
- The encoded calculator method must be independently documented before publication.
- Holiday, closure and order treatment must be independently documented before publication.
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- The parties CANNOT agree an extension (SDT Practice Direction para 4.2; CPR 52.15(2)). Only the Administrative Court can extend, on an application under CPR 52.15(1), determined on relief-from-sanctions principles. Extensions are not routine. Note CPR PD 52D para 3.5 (no extension where a statute prescribes the period) does not bite here, because the 21 days comes from the CPR and not from s.49 Solicitors Act 1974.
- CURRENCY: this is a March 2026 SDT Practice Direction, issued March 9, 2026, specifically to settle the point at which time begins to run. Section 49 Solicitors Act 1974 creates the right of appeal but prescribes no period. CPR 52.12(2)(b) supplies 21 days; CPR PD 52D para 3.3A independently provides that where a statement of reasons is given later than notice of the decision, t
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