The Judicial Committee is the final court for most of the offshore jurisdictions already covered here, so its permission, notice and filing periods are computed from the same encoded rules and citations. Use each calculated date as a self-check and verify it against the cited current rule and the facts of the matter.
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56 days from the date of the order or decision of the court below, or the date of the court below refusing permission to appeal (if later)
JCPC Rules 2024, r 13(1); PD 2.11(a)Binding
Time runs differently depending on the originating jurisdiction in the sense of WHICH order starts the clock: where permission (leave) was sought from the court below and refused, the 56 days run from that refusal; otherwise from the substantive order. Permission should be sought from the court below first (PD 2.11(a)). Whether an appeal lies as of right, by leave of the local Court of Appeal, or only by special leave of the Board depends on the law of the country or territory concerned (PD 1.5-1.9). PD 2.12: the Registrar may reject an application solely on the ground that it is out of time.
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Deadline Engine provides a self-check calculation based on encoded procedural rules. It is software, not legal advice, and no output is approved for your matter. Check the jurisdiction, inputs, current cited rule, facts and any order or agreement before recording or using the date. Responsibility for the operative deadline and diary remains with you.