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What period and facts govern jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

Serve within fourteen days; separately lodge within one day of receipt of the Viscount record. The appellant against the substantive judicial-review order must serve all directly affected parties who appeared below, then lodge the notice and service record with the Judicial Greffier. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

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Period
Serve within fourteen days; separately lodge within one day of receipt of the Viscount record
Trigger
The date the substantive order was made
Rule
Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)
Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

Current official Jersey Legal Information Board consolidated text retained on October 10, 2026. The Royal Court Rules show the current edition from October 2, 2026. This guide adds no numeric eligibility.

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Source guide for jersey appeal against substantive judicial review. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule. No computed date or paid calculation is provided.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

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What period and facts govern jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

Serve within fourteen days; separately lodge within one day of receipt of the Viscount record. The appellant against the substantive judicial-review order must serve all directly affected parties who appeared below, then lodge the notice and service record with the Judicial Greffier. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

Responsible actor. The appellant against the substantive judicial-review order.

The date the substantive order was made.

The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

Source guide for jersey appeal against substantive judicial review. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule. No computed date or paid calculation is provided.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

How does this provision count time?

  1. Establish the date the substantive order was made.
  2. Read Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb) for the applicable branch.
  3. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.
  4. Serve all directly affected parties who appeared below, then lodge the notice and service record with the Judicial Greffier.

Rule 6(3) fixes a fourteen-day service period and a separate one-day lodgment period after receipt of the Viscount record. Rule 6(4) applies only the listed civil appeal rules. This guide does not infer incorporation of every general counting rule. Confirm the current applicable reckoning provision before counting either limb.

Establish the actual permitted completion route and any operative extension or direction. The cited Court of Appeal rules do not establish a universal next-open-day extension for every service act. This guide does not calculate a deadline from a holiday list.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

Which facts prevent one automatic date?

Source guide for jersey appeal against substantive judicial review. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule. No computed date or paid calculation is provided.

ResultRead the operative provision and establish the applicable branch.

A proposed jersey appeal against substantive judicial review event is recorded without its qualifying facts. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule. No computed date. Establish the applicable source branch.

A proposed completion falls on a day when a relevant office is closed. Establish the actual permitted completion route and any operative extension or direction. The cited Court of Appeal rules do not establish a universal next-open-day extension for every service act. This guide does not calculate a deadline from a holiday list. No blanket extension or shifted event is assumed.

The required document or action is prepared but completion is not established. Serve all directly affected parties who appeared below, then lodge the notice and service record with the Judicial Greffier. Preparation does not prove the required act was completed.

Which conditions and exceptions apply?

Source event and branch
The date the substantive order was made. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.
Completion and recipients
Serve all directly affected parties who appeared below, then lodge the notice and service record with the Judicial Greffier.
Count and closure
Establish the actual permitted completion route and any operative extension or direction. The cited Court of Appeal rules do not establish a universal next-open-day extension for every service act. This guide does not calculate a deadline from a holiday list.
Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)
  • Source guide for jersey appeal against substantive judicial review. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule. No computed date or paid calculation is provided.
  • The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

What must the responsible actor complete?

Questions about this procedure

What period and facts govern jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

What period and facts govern jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

Serve within fourteen days; separately lodge within one day of receipt of the Viscount record. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

What event starts jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

The date the substantive order was made. Keep evidence establishing this exact event. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

What must be completed for jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

Serve all directly affected parties who appeared below, then lodge the notice and service record with the Judicial Greffier. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

How are days counted for jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

Rule 6(3) fixes a fourteen-day service period and a separate one-day lodgment period after receipt of the Viscount record. Rule 6(4) applies only the listed civil appeal rules. This guide does not infer incorporation of every general counting rule. Confirm the current applicable reckoning provision before counting either limb.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

Does an office closure change jersey appeal against substantive judicial review?

Establish the actual permitted completion route and any operative extension or direction. The cited Court of Appeal rules do not establish a universal next-open-day extension for every service act. This guide does not calculate a deadline from a holiday list.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

Can this guide give a final jersey appeal against substantive judicial review date?

No. The first limb is the fourteen-day service requirement. The second limb is a distinct one-day filing obligation triggered by receiving the service record. The general twenty-eight-day civil appeal rule does not replace this special rule. Establish the actual events, procedural branch and completed acts before relying on an endpoint.

Court of Appeal (Civil) (Judicial Review) Rules 2000, Rule 6(3), first limb (second limb to be catalogued separately as Rule 6(3), second limb)

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