QFC Court and Regulatory Tribunal
When may a party request a Regulatory Tribunal accidental-slip correction?
A party affected by the Tribunal decision must apply to the Tribunal for correction of the identified accidental slip. Fourteen days after communication. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
- Period
- Fourteen days after communication
- Trigger
- Communication of the Tribunal decision to that party
- Rule
- Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6
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Source guide for qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event. No automatic date or paid calculation is provided.
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When may a party request a Regulatory Tribunal accidental-slip correction?
A party affected by the Tribunal decision must apply to the Tribunal for correction of the identified accidental slip. Fourteen days after communication. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
Responsible actor. A party affected by the Tribunal decision.
Communication of the Tribunal decision to that party.
The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
A permission-to-appeal application is not an accidental-slip application.
Source guide for qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event. No automatic date or paid calculation is provided.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6How does this provision count time?
- Establish communication of the Tribunal decision to that party.
- Read Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6 for fourteen days after communication.
- The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
- Apply to the Tribunal for correction of the identified accidental slip.
Exclude the starting day for a period expressed in days. Working days exclude Friday, Saturday and Qatar public holidays. Establish the effective service event before counting.
The next-working-day extension in article 9.4 expressly concerns Registry filing. Establish any separate service or receipt requirement and the actual Qatar public holidays. This guide does not infer an extension of a deemed event or inter-party act.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6Which facts prevent one automatic date?
Source guide for qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event. No automatic date or paid calculation is provided.
The proposed event for qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction is recorded without the actual procedural branch. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event. No computed date. Establish the actual event and branch.
A proposed completion day falls on a Qatar non-working day. The next-working-day extension in article 9.4 expressly concerns Registry filing. Establish any separate service or receipt requirement and the actual Qatar public holidays. This guide does not infer an extension of a deemed event or inter-party act. No automatic service, receipt or event-date extension is assumed.
The document has been prepared but the required completion remains unproved. Apply to the Tribunal for correction of the identified accidental slip. Preparation does not establish completed filing or service.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Applicable branch
- The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
- Completion and recipients
- Apply to the Tribunal for correction of the identified accidental slip.
- Count and closure
- The next-working-day extension in article 9.4 expressly concerns Registry filing. Establish any separate service or receipt requirement and the actual Qatar public holidays. This guide does not infer an extension of a deemed event or inter-party act.
- Source guide for qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event. No automatic date or paid calculation is provided.
- A permission-to-appeal application is not an accidental-slip application.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When may a party request a Regulatory Tribunal accidental-slip correction?
When may a party request a Regulatory Tribunal accidental-slip correction?
Fourteen days after communication. Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6 governs this branch. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6What starts qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction?
Communication of the Tribunal decision to that party. Keep evidence establishing this particular event. A permission-to-appeal application is not an accidental-slip application.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6What must a party affected by the tribunal decision complete for this procedure?
Apply to the Tribunal for correction of the identified accidental slip. Confirm each required recipient and the operative direction.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6How do working days affect qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction?
Exclude the starting day for a period expressed in days. Working days exclude Friday, Saturday and Qatar public holidays. Establish the effective service event before counting. The next-working-day extension in article 9.4 expressly concerns Registry filing. Establish any separate service or receipt requirement and the actual Qatar public holidays. This guide does not infer an extension of a deemed event or inter-party act.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 articles 7 and 9Which branch must I distinguish for qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction?
A permission-to-appeal application is not an accidental-slip application. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6Can this page supply a final qfc regulatory tribunal accidental-slip correction date?
No. The fourteen-day limit concerns a party application. The Tribunal can act on its own initiative. An appeal to the Civil and Commercial Court Appeal Circuit follows its separate permission procedure and decision-made event. Establish the event, applicable branch and actual completion requirements in the official provisions before selecting a date.
Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6Official sources and review
Provisions used (2)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 article 23.6 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Regulatory Tribunal Rules 2025 articles 7 and 9 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |