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Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Act 2013

Registration, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions - Enforcement - Compliance orders

95: Appeals to Court of Appeal

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"Challenging a decision in a higher court"

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You can appeal to the Court of Appeal if you are involved in a case about a compliance order. The High Court must have made a decision about the order or ended the case. You need the Court of Appeal's permission to appeal. You can appeal if the High Court has made or refused to make a compliance order. You can also appeal if the High Court has made a final decision or dismissed the case. The Court of Appeal has the same power as the High Court to make a decision on the appeal.

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Part 4Registration, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions
Enforcement: Compliance orders

95Appeals to Court of Appeal

  1. A party to a proceeding relating to an application for a compliance order or any other person prejudicially affected may, with the leave of the Court of Appeal, appeal to that court if the High Court—

  2. has made or refused to make a compliance order; or
    1. has otherwise finally determined or has dismissed the proceedings.

      1. On an appeal to the Court of Appeal under this section, the Court of Appeal has the same power to adjudicate on the proceedings as the High Court had.