APPEAL CORRESPONDENCE ''OFFICIAL'' AT THE COURT OF APPEAL CASE REFERENCE NO CA-2023-000750
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Shantanu Panigrahi
To:Forz Khan Khan
Cc:Civil Appeals - Registry,Enquiries
Sun, 12 May at 11:36
To
Forz Khan
Barrister
The Chambers of Forz Khan
Dear Forz
Following this morning's activities, please note that should you decide to take new instructions from me immediately, the proceedings have entered the Court of Appeal now to which all your correspondence need to be directed according to the confirmation that I am forwarding to you below for your attention.
I will most definitely not make a complaint against you to the Legal Ombdusman now no matter what you decide for your business.
Our contractual arrangement of 2021-2022 is now null and void.
I need immediate written (emailed) acknowledgement from you now, so that I can seek alternative barrister to argue my case should you decide not to act.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
United Kingdom
Tel: 07967789619
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URGENT applications should be submitted to the court via email to this address: civilappeals.urgentwork@justice.gov.uk between 9am and 4.15 pm
What may be deemed as urgent:
Cases where in the interests of justice a substantive decision is required within 7 days. The types of work listed below fall into this category
• Child cases
• Committal appeals
• Applications for stay of removal
• Evictions
• Cases (including ancillary applications) with a hearing listed in the Court of Appeal within the next month
• Applications for an urgent stay of execution
• Covid-19 related cases e.g., medical guidance regarding priority patients
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All appellant’s notices will be accepted in the first instance on the basis that they may be rejected at a later date for want of jurisdiction.
Fresh applications for permission to appeal must include:
• a completed appellant’s notice (form N161)
• grounds of appeal on a separate sheet
• The appropriate court fee via your PBA account, a completed Help with Fees form (EX160) or by contacting the RCJ Fees Office on 0203 936 8957 or by emailing RCJfeespayments@justice.gov.uk between the hours of 10:00am and 16:00pm, Monday to Friday (except bank holidays)
• a copy of the sealed order being appealed.
• A transcript of judgment should also be provided if available (or should be ordered immediately)
The public counter at E307 (Registry) remains closed, however a drop box facility is available at the main entrance into the Royal Courts of Justice.
Once the appellant’s notice is issued, all queries should be emailed to the appropriate following addresses:
The court will issue orders electronically in the first instance.
You can find contact details for other courts in other jurisdictions at the Courts & Tribunals Finder.
For information on how HMCTS uses personal data about you please see: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-service/about/personal-information-charter
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To:Shantanu Panigrahi
Sun, 12 May at 11:36
Thank you for your email.
Legal Representatives
Please note that from Monday 14th February 2022 it is now mandatory for professional users to submit all documents (e.g. bundles, skeleton arguments, application notices etc.) via E-Filing. General correspondence may be sent by email.
CE-File Information & Support https://www.gov.uk/guidance/ce-file-system-information-and-support-advice
This is pursuant to Practice Direction 51O of the CPR and the Practice Note which supplements it.
For Unrepresented Parties only
URGENT applications should be submitted to the court via email to this address: civilappeals.urgentwork@justice.gov.uk between 9am and 4.15 pm
What may be deemed as urgent:
Cases where in the interests of justice a substantive decision is required within 7 days. The types of work listed below fall into this category
• Child cases
• Committal appeals
• Applications for stay of removal
• Evictions
• Cases (including ancillary applications) with a hearing listed in the Court of Appeal within the next month
• Applications for an urgent stay of execution
• Covid-19 related cases e.g., medical guidance regarding priority patients
NON-URGENT applications should be emailed to: civilappeals.registry@justice.gov.uk
This auto response is confirmation that your email has been received and you will not receive a separate acknowledgement. Staff will follow the internal processes that have been established to process your application as quickly as possible.
All appellant’s notices will be accepted in the first instance on the basis that they may be rejected at a later date for want of jurisdiction.
Fresh applications for permission to appeal must include:
• a completed appellant’s notice (form N161)
• grounds of appeal on a separate sheet
• The appropriate court fee via your PBA account, a completed Help with Fees form (EX160) or by contacting the RCJ Fees Office on 0203 936 8957 or by emailing RCJfeespayments@justice.gov.uk between the hours of 10:00am and 16:00pm, Monday to Friday (except bank holidays)
• a copy of the sealed order being appealed.
• A transcript of judgment should also be provided if available (or should be ordered immediately)
The public counter at E307 (Registry) remains closed, however a drop box facility is available at the main entrance into the Royal Courts of Justice.
Once the appellant’s notice is issued, all queries should be emailed to the appropriate following addresses:
The court will issue orders electronically in the first instance.
You can find contact details for other courts in other jurisdictions at the Courts & Tribunals Finder.
For information on how HMCTS uses personal data about you please see: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-service/about/personal-information-charter
Customer feedback
The Court of Appeal – Civil Division accepts online complaints through the HMCTS online complaint form: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-service/about/complaints-procedure
The online customer feedback system has been designed to help customers make an administrative complaint through the HM Courts & Tribunals Service process. It will also help us to learn from customer feedback to feed into possible improvements to the way we work.
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