CHAPTER 7Appeals in Postal Administration Proceedings
Appeals and reviews of postal administration orders
128.—(1) The High Court may review, rescind or vary any order made by it in the exercise of its jurisdiction as regards postal administration proceedings.
(2) Appeals from decisions made in the exercise of that jurisdiction lie as follows—
(a)to a single judge of the High Court where the decision appealed against is made by the county court or the registrar;
(b)to the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal from a decision of a single judge of the High Court.
(3) A county court is not, in the exercise of its jurisdiction for the purposes of the Rules, subject to be restrained by the order of any other court, and no appeal lies from its decision in the exercise of that jurisdiction except as provided by this Rule.
Procedure on appeal
129.—(1) An appeal against a decision at first instance may only be brought with either the permission of the court which made the decision or the permission of the court which has jurisdiction to hear the appeal.
(2) An appellant must file an appellant’s notice (within the meaning of CPR Part 52) within 21 days after the date of the decision of the court that the appellant wishes to appeal.
(3) The procedure set out in CPR Part 52 applies to any appeal to which this Chapter applies.