The Supreme Court Rules 2024
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26 Listing of the appeal
(1) Within 28 days of either the filing of the notice of intention to proceed under rule 19(1)(c) or the issue of the notice of appeal under rule 20(5), the Registry will contact the parties seeking the information listed in paragraph (2) and such further information as the Registrar considers appropriate. (2) The information listed in this paragraph is— (a) an estimate of the number of hours that the parties’ respective counsel consider will be necessary for their oral submissions; (b) whether anyone attending the hearing for the parties requires reasonable adjustments to be made. (3) Following receipt of the information in paragraph (2), the Registrar shall inform the parties of the period within which the hearing will take place and the number of Justices who will be sitting on the panel to hear the case. The parties must then provide the Registrar with an agreed list of dates which are convenient for the parties.
26 Listing of the appeal
(1) Within 28 days of either the filing of the notice of intention to proceed under rule 19(1)(c) or the issue of the notice of appeal under rule 20(5), the Registry will contact the parties seeking the information listed in paragraph (2) and such further information as the Registrar considers appropriate. (2) The information listed in this paragraph is— (a) an estimate of the number of hours that the parties’ respective counsel consider will be necessary for their oral submissions; (b) whether anyone attending the hearing for the parties requires reasonable adjustments to be made. (3) Following receipt of the information in paragraph (2), the Registrar shall inform the parties of the period within which the hearing will take place and the number of Justices who will be sitting on the panel to hear the case. The parties must then provide the Registrar with an agreed list of dates which are convenient for the parties.
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