Rule 20.5 Permission to appeal – appeals to the Court of Appeal

(1)

Subject to rule 20.7, an appeal to the Court of Appeal against a decision of a judge of the court may not be made without permission.

(2)

Where an appeal to the Court of Appeal is made from a decision of a Tier 3 Judge, permission may be granted by the first instance judge or by the Court of Appeal, unless the appeal is a second appeal.

(3)

Where an appeal to the Court of Appeal is a second appeal, permission may only be granted by the Court of Appeal.

(4)

No appeal shall lie against—

(a)

the granting or refusal of permission under this rule; or

(b)

an order allowing an extension of time for appealing from an order.

(The procedure for an appeal from a decision of a judge of the court to the Court of Appeal, including requirements for permission, is governed by the Civil Procedure Rules 1998.)