Reasons for allowing or refusing permission to appeal (including referral to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division)), and information concerning routes of appeal

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Reasons for allowing or refusing permission to appeal (including referral to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division)), and information concerning routes of appeal

The judge must complete this form on allowing or refusing an application for permission to appeal at a hearing or trial

Title of case/claim

Case/claim no
Heard/tried before (insert name of Judge)			Date of hearing/trial

Nature of hearing/trial

Result of hearing/trial

An appeal lies from this judgment order to the

Court

Claimant's/defendant's application for permission to appeal	Allowed	Refused
	Refused as being totally without merit (There is no right to renew this application at an oral hearing.)

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Brief reasons for decision to allow or refuse appeal (to be completed by the Judge):

If refused	The application for permission to appeal may be renewed in the appeal court There is no further right of appeal (see s.54(4) of the Access to Justice Act 1999)

Judge's signature
	Note: The appellant must file a copy of this completed form at the appeal court with the appellant's notice when issuing the appeal.
Do you consider the appeal should be referred to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division)? If Yes, please indicate which of the following criteria apply:	Yes No There appear to be conflicting authorities There is a point of practice and procedure of significant importance There is a point of general principle and importance in the development of the substantive law A number of appeals on similar points suggest that a theme, or trend, is developing which the Court of Appeal needs to consider
Additional reasons

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