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When is the deadline for statement of facts and issues and reproduced record?

The catalogue records a 20 weeks period from the Registrar notifying the parties under r 26(1) that the appeal is ready to list. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
20 weeks
Trigger
the Registrar notifying the parties under r 26(1) that the appeal is ready to list
Counting
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  • r 6(1); PD 5.12-5.14: an appellant unable to comply must apply to the Registrar via the portal explaining the reasons; PD 5.13 warns that "The time limits provided by the Rules are, however, generous and applicants for an extension of time must set out in some detail why they are unable to comply"; PD 5.14 expects respondents to consent to reasonable applications.
  • RE-LISTING CONSEQUENCE: PD 6.7 provides that "Any hearing date given before the filing of the statement of facts and issues in accordance with Rule 28(1) is provisional and will be withdrawn if the statements are not filed by the deadline, unless an application for extension of time is made which gives good reasons and leaves sufficient time for the members to prepare for the hearing." The statement is a neutral, jointly agreed document drafted initially by the appellant (PD 5.9) and must be accompanied by a one-page precis (PD 5.10). Radically longer than the 2009 equivalent (2009 r 21(1): 42 days after filing the notice of intention to proceed or the notice of appeal), and the trigger changed.

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