JR Appeal To The Court Of Appeal After Grant Of Permission

After an application for permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal is successful and permission to appeal has been granted either by the Upper Tribunal/High Court, as the case may be, or by the Court of Appeal itself, the appeal is then determined by the Court of Appeal on point of law.

The Court of Appeal has the power to decide whether the decision of the lower court on JR case is lawful or not and can either maintain the JR decision of the lower court or set aside the same and make a new decision. In some cases, the Court of Appeal may remit the matter back to the Upper Tribunal or High Court, as the case may be, after deciding that there was a material error of law in the JR decision of the lower court.

The immigration solicitors at Sunrise Solicitors are experts in dealing with JR appeal to the Court of Appeal following grant of permission to appeal. You can contact us if you are seeking legal help from immigration solicitors in relation to your JR appeal to the Court of Appeal following grant of permission to appeal and our immigration solicitors will provide you fast, friendly, reliable and professional immigration service.

How Can We Help?

As specialist immigration appeal solicitors, we can represent you in your immigration appeal to the Court of Appeal after grant of permission to appeal. If we are instructed by you to represent you regarding your JR appeal to the Court of Appeal, the immigration casework to be carried out by our immigration appeal solicitors will include the following:

• Considering the grounds on which permission has been granted and discussing the same with you;
• Discussing the chances of success in JR appeal to the Court of Appeal following grant of permission;
• Advising you on the relevant requirements, relevant laws and procedures;
• Advising you on the relevant documents to be submitted in support of your JR appeal;
• Considering the contents of such documents and discussing the same with you;
• Advising you on the weaknesses and strengths of your JR appeal;
• Preparing skeleton arguments to be submitted in support of the JR appeal and serve the same on the Court of Appeal and the Government Legal Department (GLD);
• Considering the contents of the skeleton arguments served on us by the Government Legal Department (GLD);
• Preparing the appeal bundles for the court of appeal hearing;
• Instructing a Barrister/Counsel for you to be represented before the court in your JR appeal hearing;
• Preparing a brief to Counsel explaining all the key issues in the case and the circumstances of your JR appeal;
• Attending pre-hearing conference with you and the Barrister for your JR appeal matter to  be discussed in detail;
• Attending the Court of Appeal along with the Barrister to assist the Barrister with the JR appeal hearing;
• Liaising with the Court of Appeal and the Government Legal Department (GLD) and doing all the follow up work until decision by the Court of Appeal on your JR appeal.

How Much We Charge?

Unless your matter is very complicated, our fees for a JR appeal to the Court of Appeal after grant of permission are as given in the fee table below:

The agreed fixed fee or hourly rate fee will depend on the complexity of your JR appeal to Court of Appeal and the volume of casework involved in the appeal. In addition to our fee for your JR appeal to the Court of Appeal, you will also have to the pay the court fee and the Barrister’s fee for appearing in court and provide advocacy services for your JR appeal.