The Supreme Court Rules 2024
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15 Notice of objection by respondent
(1) Each respondent who wishes to object to the application for permission to appeal must, within 14 days after being served with the application, file notice of objection setting out any submissions the respondent wishes to make including any submissions as to the jurisdiction of the Court to grant permission. (2) The notice of objection shall be issued by the Court either in the portal or by being approved by the Court as the case may be. (3) Within 7 days of notice of objection being issued or approved under paragraph (2), each respondent who has filed such a notice must serve that notice on— (a) the appellant; (b) any other respondent; and (c) any person who was an intervener in the court below. (4) A respondent who does not file and serve a notice of objection under this rule will not be permitted to participate in the application and will not be given notice of its progress.
15 Notice of objection by respondent
(1) Each respondent who wishes to object to the application for permission to appeal must, within 14 days after being served with the application, file notice of objection setting out any submissions the respondent wishes to make including any submissions as to the jurisdiction of the Court to grant permission. (2) The notice of objection shall be issued by the Court either in the portal or by being approved by the Court as the case may be. (3) Within 7 days of notice of objection being issued or approved under paragraph (2), each respondent who has filed such a notice must serve that notice on— (a) the appellant; (b) any other respondent; and (c) any person who was an intervener in the court below. (4) A respondent who does not file and serve a notice of objection under this rule will not be permitted to participate in the application and will not be given notice of its progress.
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