N161 Appeal Form PDF Details

The N161 Appeal Form is a vital document for individuals appealing against adverse decisions made by the Home Office or, in some cases, a local council. Whether you are appealing an application refusal or challenging a removal from target caseloads, it is important to understand how to properly submit this form and what information you need to provide. This blog post will help explain everything you need to know about submitting the N161 Appeal Form so that your appeal has the highest chance of success.

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Appellant’s notice

(All appeals except small claims track appeals)

Notes for guidance are available which will help you complete this form. Please read them carefully before you complete each section.

For Court use only

Appeal Court Ref. No.

Date iled

SEAL

Section 1 Details of the claim or case you are appealing against

Claim or Case no.

Name(s) of the

Claimant(s)

Fee Account no.

Applicant(s)

Petitioner(s)

Name(s) of the

Defendant(s)

Respondent(s)

Details of the party appealing (‘The Appellant’)

Name

Address (including postcode)

Tel No.

Fax

E-mail

Details of the Respondent to the appeal

Name

Address (including postcode)

Tel No.

Fax

E-mail

Details of additional parties (if any) are attached

Yes

No

N161 Appellant’s notice (05.14)

© Crown copyright 2014

Section 2 Details of the appeal

From which court is the appeal being brought?

The County Court at

High Court

Queen’s Bench Division

Chancery Division

Family Division

Other (please specify)

What is the name of the Judge whose decision you want to appeal?

What is the status of the Judge whose decision you want to appeal?

District Judge or Deputy

Circuit Judge or Recorder

Tribunal Judge

Master or Deputy

High Court Judge or Deputy

What is the date of the decision you wish to appeal against?

To which track, if any, was the claim or case allocated?

Fast track

Multi-track

Not allocated to a track

Nature of the decision you wish to appeal

Case management decision

Grant or refusal of interim relief

Final decision

A previous appeal decision

Section 3 Legal representation

Are you legally represented?

Name of the irm of solicitors representing you

Yes

No

If ‘Yes’, please give details of your solicitor below

The address (including postcode) of the irm of solicitors representing you

Tel No.

Fax

E-mail

DX

Ref.

Are you, the Appellant, in receipt of a Legal Aid Certiicate or a Community Legal Service Fund (CLSF) certiicate?

Is the respondent legally represented?

Yes

No

Yes

No

If ‘Yes’, please give details of the respondent’s solicitor below

Name and address (including postcode) of the irm of solicitors representing the respondent

Tel No.

Fax

E-mail

DX

Ref.

Section 4 Permission to appeal

Do you need permission to appeal?

Has permission to appeal been granted?

Yes (Complete Box A)

Box A

Date of order granting permission

Name of Judge granting permission

Yes

No

No (Complete Box B)

Box B

I

the Appellant(’s solicitor) seek permission to appeal.

If permission to appeal has been granted in part by the lower court, do you seek permission to appeal in respect of the grounds refused by the lower court?

Yes

No

Section 5 Other information required for the appeal

Please set out the order (or part of the order) you wish to appeal against

Have you lodged this notice with the court in time? (There are different types of appeal -

see Guidance Notes N161A)

Yes

No

If ‘No’ you must complete

Part B of Section 9

Section 6 Grounds of appeal

Please state, in numbered paragraphs, on a separate sheet attached to this notice and entitled ‘Grounds of Appeal’ (also in the top right hand corner add your claim or case number and full name), why you are saying that the Judge who made the order you are appealing was wrong.

I conirm that the grounds of appeal are attached to this notice.

Section 7 Arguments in support of grounds for appeal

I conirm that the arguments (known as a ‘Skeleton Argument’) in support of the ‘Grounds of Appeal’

are set out on a separate sheet and attached to this notice.

OR

I conirm that the arguments (known as a ‘Skeleton Argument’) in support of the ‘Grounds of Appeal will follow within 14 days of iling this Appellant’s Notice

Section 8

What are you asking the Appeal Court to do?

I am asking the appeal court to:-

(please tick the appropriate box)

set aside the order which I am appealing

vary the order which I am appealing and substitute the following order. Set out in the following space the order you are asking for:-

order a new trial

Section 9 Other applications

Complete this section only if you are making any additional applications.

Part A

I apply for a stay of execution. (You must set out in Section 10 your reasons for seeking a stay of execution and evidence in support of your application.)

Part B

I apply for an extension of time for iling my appeal notice. (You must set out in Section 10 the reasons for the delay and what steps you have taken since the decision you are appealing.)

Part C

I apply for an order that:

(You must set out in Section 10 your reasons and your evidence in support of your application.)

Section 10 Evidence in support

In support of my application(s) in Section 9, I wish to rely upon the following reasons and evidence:

Statement of Truth – This must be completed in support of the evidence in Section 10

I believe (The appellant believes) that the facts stated in this section are true.

Full name

Name of appellant’s solicitor’s irm

signed

Appellant (’s solicitor)

position or ofice held

(if signing on behalf of irm or company)

Section 11 Supporting documents

To support your appeal you should ile with this notice all relevant documents listed below. To show which documents you are iling, please tick the appropriate boxes.

If you do not have a document that you intend to use to support your appeal complete the box over the page.

In the county court or High Court:

three copies of the appellant’s notice for the appeal court and three copies of the grounds of appeal; one additional copy of the appellant’s notice and grounds of appeal for each of the respondents; one copy of the sealed (stamped by the court) order being appealed;

a copy of any order giving or refusing permission to appeal; together with a copy of the judge’s reasons for allowing or refusing permission to appeal; and

a copy of the legal aid or CLSF certiicate (if legally represented).

In the Court of Appeal:

three copies of the appellant’s notice and three copies of the grounds of appeal;

one additional copy of the appellant’s notice and one copy of the grounds of appeal for each of the respondent;

one copy of the grounds of appeal on a separate sheet attached to each of the appellant’s notices iled;

one copy of the sealed (stamped by the court) order or tribunal determination being appealed;

a copy of any order giving or refusing permission to appeal together with a copy of the judge’s reasons for allowing or refusing permission to appeal;

one copy of any witness statement or afidavit in support of any application included in the appellant’s notice;

where the decision of the lower court was itself made on appeal, a copy of the irst order, the reasons given by the judge who made it and the appellant’s notice of appeal against that order;

in a claim for judicial review or a statutory appeal a copy of the original decision which was the subject of the application to the lower court;

a copy of the order allocating the case to a track (if any)

one copy of the skeleton arguments in support of the appeal or application for permission to appeal;

a copy of the approved transcript of judgment; and

a copy of the legal aid or CLSF certiicate (if legally represented)

Reasons why you have not supplied a document and date when you expect it to be available:-

Title of document and reason not supplied

Date when it will be supplied

Section 12 The notice of appeal must be signed here

Signed

Appellant(’s Solicitor)

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Stage # 1 in filling in form 161

2. The subsequent part is to complete all of the following blanks: Name, Address including postcode, Details of the Respondent to the, Address including postcode, Tel No, Fax, Email, and Tel No.

Tel No, Tel No, and Address including postcode inside form 161

3. This 3rd section is generally relatively simple, Fax, Email, Details of additional parties if, Yes, N Appellants notice, and Crown copyright - all of these form fields has to be completed here.

Step number 3 of submitting form 161

4. The following section will require your details in the following places: From which court is the appeal, The County Court at, High Court, Queens Bench Division, Chancery Division, Family Division, Other please specify, What is the name of the Judge, and What is the status of the Judge. It is important to type in all required information to move forward.

form 161 writing process described (part 4)

5. Finally, this final section is what you should wrap up before finalizing the PDF. The fields in question are the following: District Judge or Deputy, Circuit Judge or Recorder, Tribunal Judge, Master or Deputy, High Court Judge or Deputy, What is the date of the decision, To which track if any was the, Fast track, Multitrack, Not allocated to a track, Nature of the decision you wish to, Case management decision, and Grant or refusal of interim relief.

Case management decision, Multitrack, and Master or Deputy in form 161

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