When is the deadline for request a discretionary review by the court of appeal after refusal of leave to appeal an order?
The catalogue records a 15 days period from The end of the 15-day period from the order of the panel within which the Court of First Instance could have granted leave. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 15 days
- Trigger
- The end of the 15-day period from the order of the panel within which the Court of First Instance could have granted leave
- Counting
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- Two-stage 15-day structure: the Court of First Instance has 15 days from its order to grant leave, and the losing party then has 15 calendar days from the end of that first period. Marked medium confidence because the trigger is a composite of two periods and, where leave is refused before day 15, it is contestable whether the review period runs from the refusal or from the end