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Corndog
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24 Dec 14 #452134 by Corndog

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Hi there I am a first timer, I am appealing my FH as all the evidence was inadmissible , my barrister said I have 21 days to appearl, my solicitor said I have 14 days, who is right and do holidays count as days, my FH was 18th dec so if it is 14 days it will have ended before everyone is back at work, I am panicking that it won''t be in on time, cheers corn dog.

dukey
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24 Dec 14 #452135 by dukey

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It''s best to ask the judge who sat for the trial, as far as I know there is no set time limit, it must be within 28 days though, so if the judge says 14 days and your a little over you can apply for leave to appeal out of time, which any solicitor can do with ease.

Due the the holidays most judges are a little more flexible anyway.

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