England and Wales · Public law
What period and facts govern general judicial review filing in England and Wales?
File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
- Period
- File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose
- Trigger
- When the grounds for judicial review first arose
- Rule
- Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5
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Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered. The general judicial review filing source guide provides no computed date or paid calculation.
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What period and facts govern general judicial review filing in England and Wales?
File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
Responsible actor. A claimant within the Administrative Court’s judicial review jurisdiction.
When the grounds for judicial review first arose
Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
A claimant within the Administrative Court’s judicial review jurisdiction. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5How does this provision count time?
- File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose
- File the claim form with the Administrative Court, identifying the challenged act, grounds, remedies and interested parties.
- Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. For a procedural period governed by CPR 2.8, preserve clear-day counting and its specific five-days-or-less exclusions. A court-office closure rule concerns completing an act at court and is not a universal extension of every statutory limit.
For general judicial review filing, establish the actual listing or operative service event, required recipients, court-office availability, permitted delivery and any specific court direction. A warned hearing date and an actual fee notice remain controlling when the source uses them.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5Which facts prevent one automatic date?
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered. The general judicial review filing source guide provides no computed date or paid calculation.
A claimant within the Administrative Court’s judicial review jurisdiction has records of when the grounds for judicial review first arose. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. File the claim form with the Administrative Court, identifying the challenged act, grounds, remedies and interested parties. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered. Establish the complete general judicial review filing procedure before choosing an endpoint.
The proposed general judicial review filing step encounters a closed recipient, disputed delivery or an uncertain event. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. For a procedural period governed by CPR 2.8, preserve clear-day counting and its specific five-days-or-less exclusions. A court-office closure rule concerns completing an act at court and is not a universal extension of every statutory limit. For general judicial review filing, establish the actual listing or operative service event, required recipients, court-office availability, permitted delivery and any specific court direction. A warned hearing date and an actual fee notice remain controlling when the source uses them. Establish effective general judicial review filing completion and source applicability. No assumed closure extension or substitute date is computed.
Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered. When the grounds for judicial review first arose. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. File the claim form with the Administrative Court, identifying the challenged act, grounds, remedies and interested parties. Preserve this general judicial review filing qualification rather than converting incomplete facts into a final date.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Actor and completed general judicial review filing step
- A claimant within the Administrative Court’s judicial review jurisdiction. File the claim form with the Administrative Court, identifying the challenged act, grounds, remedies and interested parties.
- Operative general judicial review filing event and branch
- When the grounds for judicial review first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
- Counting and completion of general judicial review filing
- File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. For a procedural period governed by CPR 2.8, preserve clear-day counting and its specific five-days-or-less exclusions. A court-office closure rule concerns completing an act at court and is not a universal extension of every statutory limit. For general judicial review filing, establish the actual listing or operative service event, required recipients, court-office availability, permitted delivery and any specific court direction. A warned hearing date and an actual fee notice remain controlling when the source uses them.
- A claimant within the Administrative Court’s judicial review jurisdiction. File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
- General judicial review filing concerns file the claim form with the Administrative Court, identifying the challenged act, grounds, remedies and interested parties. The when the grounds for judicial review first arose establishes this procedure’s source event. A different remedy, notice recipient or statutory regime requires its own period and completed-act analysis.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
What period and facts govern general judicial review filing in England and Wales?
What period governs general judicial review filing?
File promptly and in any event no later than three months after the grounds first arose. Promptness can require filing sooner than the outer three months. Shorter statutory limits and the special planning and procurement branches must be considered.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5Which event controls general judicial review filing?
When the grounds for judicial review first arose. Preserve the actual event and its source evidence.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5What completes general judicial review filing?
File the claim form with the Administrative Court, identifying the challenged act, grounds, remedies and interested parties. A claimant within the Administrative Court’s judicial review jurisdiction must establish that particular completed step.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5Does three months guarantee that general judicial review is timely?
No. CPR 54.5(1) separately requires prompt filing. Waiting until the outer period may still fail that requirement.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5Can the parties agree to extend judicial review filing time?
CPR 54.5(2) prohibits extending these limits by agreement. A proposed agreement cannot establish permission or a new filing date.
Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5Does a pre-action letter suspend the filing limit?
The pre-action protocol does not affect the judicial review time limit. Consider protective filing and an appropriate stay where needed.
Pre-Action Protocol for Judicial Review protocolOfficial sources and review
Provisions used (4)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.5 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Civil Procedure Rules Part 54 rule 54.6 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Pre-Action Protocol for Judicial Review protocol | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Civil Procedure Rules Part 2 rule 2.8 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |