Regulation 8 Appeals
An appeal against a decision of the court under these Regulations may be made by—
the applicant; or
an affected person.
Where an appeal is to be made by an affected person who is a communications provider, notice in writing of the intention to appeal must be served on the applicant at least 24 hours before any appeal is made.
Where an appeal is to be made by an affected person who is not a communications provider—
notice in writing of the intention to appeal must be served on the applicant and any communications provider required to comply with the DDTRO at least 24 hours before any appeal is made; and
both the applicant and any communications provider required to comply with the DDTRO must be named as parties to the appeal.
Where an appeal is successful in relation to only part of a DDTRO, the remainder of the order remains in force.
The applicant may not be ordered to pay any other party’s costs (or, in Scotland, expenses) of the proceedings on any appeal by an affected party if the appeal is unsuccessful.