The Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 2) Rules 2026
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19 Amendment of Part 62
(1) In the table of contents for Part 62, after the entry for rule 62.10, insert— Decisions under the 1996 Act where the permission of the court which made the decision is required for an appeal | Rule 62.10A . (2) After rule 62.10, insert— Decisions under the 1996 Act where the permission of the court which made the decision is required for an appeal 62.10A. (1) A decision is within this rule if it is a decision under a section of the 1996 Act in respect of which the permission of the court which made the decision is required for an appeal. (2) Any application for permission to appeal against a decision within this rule must be made to the court which made that decision— (a) at the hearing at which the decision to be appealed was made or any adjournment of that hearing, if the decision was made at a hearing; or (b) within 14 days after the date of the decision, if it was not made at a hearing. (3) For an appeal against a decision within this rule, after permission to appeal has been granted, the appellant must file the appellant’s notice at the appeal court within— (a) such period as may have been directed by the court from which the appeal is brought in its order granting permission to appeal; or (b) where the court makes no such direction when granting permission to appeal, 21 days after the date on which that permission was granted. .
19 Amendment of Part 62
(1) In the table of contents for Part 62, after the entry for rule 62.10, insert— Decisions under the 1996 Act where the permission of the court which made the decision is required for an appeal | Rule 62.10A . (2) After rule 62.10, insert— Decisions under the 1996 Act where the permission of the court which made the decision is required for an appeal 62.10A. (1) A decision is within this rule if it is a decision under a section of the 1996 Act in respect of which the permission of the court which made the decision is required for an appeal. (2) Any application for permission to appeal against a decision within this rule must be made to the court which made that decision— (a) at the hearing at which the decision to be appealed was made or any adjournment of that hearing, if the decision was made at a hearing; or (b) within 14 days after the date of the decision, if it was not made at a hearing. (3) For an appeal against a decision within this rule, after permission to appeal has been granted, the appellant must file the appellant’s notice at the appeal court within— (a) such period as may have been directed by the court from which the appeal is brought in its order granting permission to appeal; or (b) where the court makes no such direction when granting permission to appeal, 21 days after the date on which that permission was granted. .
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