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Appeals heard in England and Wales
21.1 An application to the EAT for permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal must be made (unless the EAT otherwise orders) at the hearing or when a reserved judgment is handed down as provided in paras 18.1 and 18.2 above. If not made then, or if refused, or unless the EAT otherwise orders, any such applications must be made to the Court of Appeal within 14 days of the sealed order. An application for an extension of time for permission to appeal may be entertained by the EAT where a case is made out to the satisfaction of a judge or Registrar that there is a need to delay until after a transcript is received (expedited if appropriate). Applications for an extension of time for permission to appeal should however normally be made to the Court of Appeal.
21.2 The party seeking permission must state the point of law to be advanced and the grounds.
Appeals heard in Scotland
21.3 An application to the EAT for permission to appeal to the Court of Session must be made within 42 days of the date of the hearing where judgment is delivered at that hearing: if judgment is reserved, within 42 days of the date the transcript was sent to parties.
21.4 The party seeking permission must state the point of law to be advanced and the grounds.
THE HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE BURTON
PRESIDENT
Dated: 9th December 2004