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   How long does it take to file an appeal?

   • There are time limits, or deadlines, for filing an appellant’s notice in the Court of Appeal. The time limits vary depending upon the type of appeal that is being brought. In most cases the time limit is 21 days from the date the lower court made the decision being appealed (not the date of the sealed order).

   Time limits for appealing to the Court of Appeal (form 207)

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   How long does it take to appeal a court decision?

   • In most cases the time limit is 21 days from the date the lower court made the decision being appealed (not the date of the sealed order). There are exceptions, however, and these are set out below. Decision of the Administrative Court made at an oral (in person) hearing refusing permission to apply for judicial review.

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   How long does it take to appeal a sealed order?

   • The time limits vary depending upon the type of appeal that is being brought. In most cases the time limit is 21 days from the date the lower court made the decision being appealed (not the date of the sealed order). There are exceptions, however, and these are set out below.

   Time limits for appealing to the Court of Appeal (form 207)

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   How do I appeal a case?

   • If your case was first heard in a county court, family court, High Court or Employment Appeal Tribunal, you can apply directly to the Court of Appeal for permission. The time limits for appealing depend on the type of appeal. You usually have: In some cases, there’s a 7 day time limit for appealing.

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   When can I appeal a decision made in the High Court?

   • Appeal if any of the following sitting in the High Court made the decision: Or appeal if a circuit judge or recorder sitting in the family court, except where the example in the Court of Appeal section applies – see the next section. Appeal if the decision was made by a circuit judge or recorder sitting in the family court where the appeal is from:

   Appealing against a court decision in civil and family cases (EX340)

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   When can a family court decision be appealed?

   • Appeal if: Appeal if a district judge or senior district judge of the Family Division sitting in the family court in financial proceedings made the decision. Appeal if any of the following sitting in the High Court made the decision:

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2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsAppealing against a court decision in civil and family cases ...

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   Apr 30, 2024 · Once the court has made its decision, you have a limited time in which to appeal. You must file your appellant’s notice: within the time limit set by the judge whose order you are appealing...

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   Nov 16, 2016 · 21 days to appeal against a county court, family court or High Court decision. 28 days if it’s an Upper Tribunal decision. In some cases, there’s a 7 day time limit for appealing. You can find...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsTime limits for appealing to the Court of Appeal (form 207)

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   Jun 7, 2024 · In most cases the time limit is 21 days from the date the lower court made the decision being appealed (not the date of the sealed order). There are exceptions, however, and these are set out...

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6. www.justice.gov.uk › courts › procedure-rulesPractice Direction 52C – appeals to the court of appeal

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   Apr 6, 2024 · (1) A respondent who seeks to appeal against any part of the order made by the court below must file an appeal notice. (2) A respondent who seeks a variation of the order of the lower court...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · (1) An application to vary the time limit for filing an appeal notice must be made to the appeal court. (2) The parties may not agree to extend any date or time set by— (a) these Rules; (b)...

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   How to appeal. If you are unhappy about the decision made by the judge in your case, you may be able to appeal against the decision to a judge in a higher court or in the case of tribunals to the Upper Tribunal or Employment Appeal Tribunal.

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   Choose section. Introduction. If you object to the Judge’s decision and want to try and get it changed you may be able to ‘appeal’ it. Appealing a decision is asking for a decision to be looked at again because you believe a serious legal mistake has been made.