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When is the deadline for application for rehearing based on an act held to constitute a criminal offence?

The catalogue records a 2 months period from The date on which the criminal offence has been so held by a final court decision, or service of the final decision, whichever is the later. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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2 months
Trigger
The date on which the criminal offence has been so held by a final court decision, or service of the final decision, whichever is the later
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  • Later-of trigger. Subject to the ten-year long stop. Corrected on verification: Fetched Rule 245.2(b) from the consolidated RoP PDF. Dual trigger, two months and countType months all correct as encoded. CITATION IS WRONG on the Chapter: Rule 245 is in Part 4, CHAPTER 5 'Procedure for application for rehearing', not Chapter 4 ('Decisions and effect of decisions', Rules 242-244).

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