When is the deadline for leave to appeal to the court of appeal against a high court interlocutory decision?
The catalogue records a 20 working-days period from Date of the High Court order or decision on the interlocutory application. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 20 working-days
- Trigger
- Date of the High Court order or decision on the interlocutory application
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- No leave is needed to appeal an order striking out or dismissing the whole or part of a proceeding, claim or defence, or granting summary judgment (s 56(4)). If the High Court refuses leave, the Court of Appeal may grant it within 20 working days after the refusal (s 56(5)).