England and Wales · Health and safety
What period and facts govern safety enforcement judicial review in England and Wales?
File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
- Period
- File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime
- Trigger
- When the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose
- Rule
- CPR 54.5
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CPR 54.5. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route. The safety enforcement judicial review source guide provides no computed date or paid calculation.
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What period and facts govern safety enforcement judicial review in England and Wales?
File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
Responsible actor. The claimant challenging an enforcement decision through judicial review.
When the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose
Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
The claimant challenging an enforcement decision through judicial review. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
CPR 54.5How does this provision count time?
- File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime
- File the claim form in the appropriate court and distinguish later service requirements.
- Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. CPR 2.8 supplies the civil procedural counting framework, without removing the separate promptness requirement.
For safety enforcement judicial review, establish actual filing and applicable directions. CPR 2.8(5) concerns acts at a closed court office; it does not authorize private agreement to extend judicial review time.
CPR 54.5Which facts prevent one automatic date?
CPR 54.5. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route. The safety enforcement judicial review source guide provides no computed date or paid calculation.
The claimant challenging an enforcement decision through judicial review has records of when the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. File the claim form in the appropriate court and distinguish later service requirements. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route. Establish the complete safety enforcement judicial review branch before choosing an endpoint.
The proposed safety enforcement judicial review completion encounters a weekend, disputed event or unavailable office. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. CPR 2.8 supplies the civil procedural counting framework, without removing the separate promptness requirement. For safety enforcement judicial review, establish actual filing and applicable directions. CPR 2.8(5) concerns acts at a closed court office; it does not authorize private agreement to extend judicial review time. Establish effective safety enforcement judicial review completion under the actual source. No assumed extension or substitute date is computed.
Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route. When the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. File the claim form in the appropriate court and distinguish later service requirements. Preserve this safety enforcement judicial review qualification instead of treating an incomplete input as a final date.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Actor and completed safety enforcement judicial review step
- The claimant challenging an enforcement decision through judicial review. File the claim form in the appropriate court and distinguish later service requirements.
- Controlling safety enforcement judicial review event and qualification
- When the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
- Counting and completion of safety enforcement judicial review
- File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. CPR 2.8 supplies the civil procedural counting framework, without removing the separate promptness requirement. For safety enforcement judicial review, establish actual filing and applicable directions. CPR 2.8(5) concerns acts at a closed court office; it does not authorize private agreement to extend judicial review time.
- The claimant challenging an enforcement decision through judicial review. File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
- Safety enforcement judicial review concerns file the claim form in the appropriate court and distinguish later service requirements. The when the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose is specific to this procedure and cannot be replaced by another safety deadline’s event.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
What period and facts govern safety enforcement judicial review in England and Wales?
What period governs safety enforcement judicial review?
File the claim promptly and in any event not later than three months after the grounds first arose, subject to the applicable specific regime. Three months is not permission to delay. The parties cannot extend the rule’s time limits by agreement, and a statutory appeal may be the relevant alternative route.
CPR 54.5Which event controls safety enforcement judicial review?
When the grounds to make the judicial review claim first arose. Preserve the actual event evidence before choosing a procedural route.
CPR 54.5What completes safety enforcement judicial review?
File the claim form in the appropriate court and distinguish later service requirements. The claimant challenging an enforcement decision through judicial review must establish completion of that specific duty or application.
CPR 54.5Can a claim within three months still fail the timing requirement?
CPR 54.5(1) separately requires prompt filing. Meeting the three-month outer period does not itself establish promptness.
CPR 54.5Can a regulator agree to extend judicial review time?
CPR 54.5(2) says its time limits may not be extended by agreement between the parties. Record any actual court relief separately.
CPR 54.5Does the judicial review period replace a notice appeal?
No. HSWA section 24 separately provides the notice appeal route. Establish the decision and available route instead of selecting the longest period.
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 section 24Official sources and review
Provisions used (3)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| CPR 54.5 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 2.8 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 section 24 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |