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When is the deadline for application to the high court for special leave to appeal?
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 provides the following source period. Within 28 days after pronouncement. The relevant actor is applicant seeking special leave or leave under Part 41. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
- Period
- Within 28 days after pronouncement
- Trigger
- Actual pronouncement of the judgment below
- Rule
- High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02
Compilation 30, March 1, 2026
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Source guide. High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 concerns file the leave application. Within 28 days after pronouncement. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date or purchase is available until the actual source events, procedural branch and applicable completion calendar are qualified.
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When is the deadline for application to the high court for special leave to appeal?
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 provides the following source period. Within 28 days after pronouncement. The relevant actor is applicant seeking special leave or leave under Part 41. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
Responsible actor. Applicant seeking special leave or leave under Part 41.
Actual pronouncement of the judgment below.
Compilation 30, March 1, 2026.
Source guide. High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 concerns file the leave application. Within 28 days after pronouncement. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date or purchase is available until the actual source events, procedural branch and applicable completion calendar are qualified.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02How does this provision count time?
- File the leave application.
- Within 28 days after pronouncement.
- A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
- The source period and its event are retained. No court, recipient, parliamentary sitting or place-specific working-day calendar is qualified as a final endpoint by this guide.
The source period and its event are retained. No court, recipient, parliamentary sitting or place-specific working-day calendar is qualified as a final endpoint by this guide.
No generic holiday carry is applied. The applicable place-specific working-day calendar, court rules and operative order require separate qualification.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02Which facts prevent one automatic date?
Source guide. High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 concerns file the leave application. Within 28 days after pronouncement. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date or purchase is available until the actual source events, procedural branch and applicable completion calendar are qualified.
Actual pronouncement of the judgment below is asserted, but the actual supporting document is missing. Within 28 days after pronouncement. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date. Establish the actual statutory event and applicable branch.
The file identifies file the leave application, but the relevant place, method or procedural calendar is unconfirmed. The source period and its event are retained. No court, recipient, parliamentary sitting or place-specific working-day calendar is qualified as a final endpoint by this guide. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date. Establish source-specific counting and completion facts.
The catalog label is supplied without confirming that High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 governs the actual proceeding. Compilation 30, March 1, 2026. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date or purchase. Confirm the operative provision and actual proceeding.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Actual statutory event
- Actual pronouncement of the judgment below
- Source-defined procedural branch
- A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
- Edition and counting scope
- Compilation 30, March 1, 2026. The source period and its event are retained. No court, recipient, parliamentary sitting or place-specific working-day calendar is qualified as a final endpoint by this guide.
- Source guide. High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 concerns file the leave application. Within 28 days after pronouncement. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. No computed date or purchase is available until the actual source events, procedural branch and applicable completion calendar are qualified.
- A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When is the deadline for application to the high court for special leave to appeal?
Who takes the step for high Court special-leave application?
Applicant seeking special leave or leave under Part 41. The source-defined act is file the leave application. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02What starts high Court special-leave application?
Actual pronouncement of the judgment below. Retain the actual notice, statement, application, delivery or decision identified by this provision. A nearby procedural event does not establish this anchor.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02What source period applies to high Court special-leave application?
Within 28 days after pronouncement. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02Which branch changes high Court special-leave application?
A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. Compilation 30, March 1, 2026. The applicable decision type, notice and any actual direction must match this provision.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02Does this guide calculate a final date for high Court special-leave application?
The source period and its event are retained. No court, recipient, parliamentary sitting or place-specific working-day calendar is qualified as a final endpoint by this guide. Within 28 days after pronouncement. A source period, deemed-receipt rule, minimum interval or institutional power is not automatically a party filing deadline.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02What should be retained for high Court special-leave application?
Retain actual pronouncement of the judgment below, the operative source and any applicable order. File the leave application. A late applicant must seek dispensation and file and serve an explanatory affidavit. The period does not establish that leave will be granted. This guide supplies neither a final computed date nor a purchase.
High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02Official sources and review
Provisions used (1)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| High Court Rules 2004 r 41.02 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |