England and Wales · Competition Appeal Tribunal
When may I request President review of an authorized Registrar decision?
A party may request President review in writing within five calendar days after an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar decision. Intervening weekends count. Rule 112(5) carries a final weekend or bank holiday.
- Period
- Five calendar days
- Trigger
- The actual authorized Registrar decision
- Rule
- Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)-(3);112
Reviewed against the retained current official sources. The decision is an actual exercise of an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar function, not every administrative communication.
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When may I request President review of an authorized Registrar decision?
A party may request President review in writing within five calendar days after an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar decision. Intervening weekends count. Rule 112(5) carries a final weekend or bank holiday.
Responsible actor. The party seeking review of a Registrar decision authorized under Rule 110(2).
The actual authorized Registrar decision
The decision is an actual exercise of an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar function, not every administrative communication.
The decision is an actual exercise of an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar function, not every administrative communication. The decision date is established; no unverified receipt event replaces it. The period uses CAT calendar-day counting and CAT final-day carry, rather than CPR short-period working-day exclusions.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)-(3);112How does this provision count time?
- Exclude the day of the actual authorized Registrar decision. Count 5 calendar days under Rule 112(2), including intervening weekends and bank holidays.
- For request review by the President in writing., Rule 112(5) carries a final weekend or bank holiday to the next nonclosed day. Completion ordinarily occurs before 5PM under Rule 112(1).
Exclude the day of the actual authorized Registrar decision. Count 5 calendar days under Rule 112(2), including intervening weekends and bank holidays.
For request review by the President in writing., Rule 112(5) carries a final weekend or bank holiday to the next nonclosed day. Completion ordinarily occurs before 5PM under Rule 112(1).
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)-(3);112What do independently checked examples show?
Fictitious example
Fictitious established ordinary branch. The actual authorized Registrar decision is Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
| Step | What is counted | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Example 1. Ordinary established facts | Fictitious established ordinary branch. The actual authorized Registrar decision is Tuesday, October 13, 2026. CAT 112 excludes the actual starting day. Intervening weekends count. Carry the final required-act weekend or bank holiday under 112(5). | Monday, October 19, 2026 |
| Example 2. Closed-day boundary | Fictitious boundary or material scenario. CAT 112 excludes the actual starting day. Intervening weekends count. Carry the final required-act weekend or bank holiday under 112(5). CAT 112 excludes the actual starting day. Intervening weekends count. Carry the final required-act weekend or bank holiday under 112(5). | Tuesday, December 29, 2026 |
| Example 3. Material procedural branch | Fictitious boundary or material scenario. The communication is administrative and is not established as an authorized Rule 110(2) decision. The communication is administrative and is not established as an authorized Rule 110(2) decision. | The communication is administrative and is not established as an authorized Rule 110(2) decision. |
Fictitious established facts. These examples do not establish eligibility, effective service, relief or a direction.
Try these dates in the calculatorWhich conditions and exceptions apply?
- Applicable procedure
- The decision is an actual exercise of an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar function, not every administrative communication.
- Actual triggering facts
- The decision date is established; no unverified receipt event replaces it.
- Material qualification
- The period uses CAT calendar-day counting and CAT final-day carry, rather than CPR short-period working-day exclusions.
- Counting and completion
- Exclude the day of the actual authorized Registrar decision. Count 5 calendar days under Rule 112(2), including intervening weekends and bank holidays. For request review by the President in writing., Rule 112(5) carries a final weekend or bank holiday to the next nonclosed day. Completion ordinarily occurs before 5PM under Rule 112(1).
- The decision is an actual exercise of an authorized Rule 110(2) Registrar function, not every administrative communication. The decision date is established; no unverified receipt event replaces it. The period uses CAT calendar-day counting and CAT final-day carry, rather than CPR short-period working-day exclusions.
- The decision date is established; no unverified receipt event replaces it.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When may I request President review of an authorized Registrar decision?
Does every Registrar email carry this review right?
No. Rule 110(3) concerns a Registrar decision made in accordance with paragraph 2. Establish the actual delegated function and decision.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)-(3)Are these five working days?
No. The period is five days under the CAT Rules. Rule 112 does not exclude weekends inside short periods as CPR 2.8 does.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(3);112(2),(5)Who receives the review request?
The request is for the President to review the decision and must be in writing. The President determines the matter or refers it onward.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(3)Can the Registrar extend a Part 2 or Part 3 appeal filing period?
Not under the paragraph 2 extension delegation. Rule 110(2)(c) excludes that request from the Registrar’s delegated extension function.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)(c)What if day five is a Sunday?
Rule 112(5) carries the required act to the next non-weekend, non-bank-holiday day. Do not exclude the earlier weekend days from the count.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 112(5)Does the President have to decide the review alone?
No. The President may determine it alone or refer the matter to a chairman or the Tribunal.
Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(3)Official sources and review
Provisions used (8)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)-(3);112 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 112(1)-(5) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 111 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)-(3) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(3);112(2),(5) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(3) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 110(2)(c) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015, rule 112(5) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |