When is the deadline for file appellant's notice renewing permission to appeal after refusal by the lower court?

Appellant renewing permission must check Rules of the DIFC Courts (RDC 2014), Part 44 (Amended Appeals), rule 44.11(2). Within twenty-one days after receipt if no different direction applies. The identified act is to file the appellant's notice in the appeal Court. Receipt of notification, not simply the refusal date, is the ordinary anchor. The lower Court may direct a different period. This guide preserves the source boundary without a calculated final date or paid calculation.

Responsible actor. Appellant renewing permission.

Actual receipt of notification refusing permission

Receipt of notification, not simply the refusal date, is the ordinary anchor. The lower Court may direct a different period.

Source guide. Within twenty-one days after receipt if no different direction applies. Establish actual receipt of notification refusing permission and the applicable branch. No computed date or paid calculation is available because actual-event and completion qualifications remain unverified.

1. Within twenty-one days after receipt if no different direction applies
2. RDC 2.12 counts days as clear days. The start day is excluded, and an event-defined end day is excluded too. RDC 2.13 excludes nonbusiness days for periods of five days or less; RDC 2.14 counts them for longer periods. RDC 2.19 uses calendar months.
3. RDC 2.15 protects an act at the Registry when its prescribed period ends on a closed Registry day. It does not automatically extend every payment, service, minimum interval or conditional stay. RDC 2.17 ordinarily requires a stated-date act by 4 p.m., subject to the actual rule and order.

RDC 2.12 counts days as clear days. The start day is excluded, and an event-defined end day is excluded too. RDC 2.13 excludes nonbusiness days for periods of five days or less; RDC 2.14 counts them for longer periods. RDC 2.19 uses calendar months.

RDC 2.15 protects an act at the Registry when its prescribed period ends on a closed Registry day. It does not automatically extend every payment, service, minimum interval or conditional stay. RDC 2.17 ordinarily requires a stated-date act by 4 p.m., subject to the actual rule and order.

Source guide. Within twenty-one days after receipt if no different direction applies. Establish actual receipt of notification refusing permission and the applicable branch. No computed date or paid calculation is available because actual-event and completion qualifications remain unverified.

Applicable statutory or procedural branch

Receipt of notification, not simply the refusal date, is the ordinary anchor. The lower Court may direct a different period.

Applicable edition and transition

Use the maintained DIFC rule collection and actual orders. This review selects Amended Appeals for Part 44 and keeps Former Appeals separately as historical text. It does not assume every older matter uses the current route.

• Source guide. Within twenty-one days after receipt if no different direction applies. Establish actual receipt of notification refusing permission and the applicable branch. No computed date or paid calculation is available because actual-event and completion qualifications remain unverified.
• DIFC appellant notice seeking permission concerns file the appellant's notice from actual decision appealed from, with within twenty-one days after the decision if no different direction applies. DIFC delayed appeal grounds and skeleton argument concerns file the grounds and skeleton argument from actual filing of the appellant's notice, with within twenty-one days of filing. DIFC appeal bundle filing and simultaneous service concerns file the bundle and simultaneously serve each respondent from actual appeal hearing, with not less than twenty-one days before the hearing. Those events do not replace actual receipt of notification refusing permission for this step.

• File the appellant's notice in the appeal Court
• Receipt of notification, not simply the refusal date, is the ordinary anchor. The lower Court may direct a different period.
• Check the actual order and applicable edition.
• File the appellant's notice in the appeal Court. Receipt of notification, not simply the refusal date, is the ordinary anchor. The lower Court may direct a different period.