Application To High Court For Permission To Apply For Cart JR

If your application to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal against the determination of the First Tier Tribunal has been refused, you can file an application in High Court for Cart Judicial Review (JR) to challenge the decision of the Upper Tribunal refusing permission application. Such application for Cart JR should be made to the High Court within 16 days of the date the decision of the Upper Tribunal was sent to the claimant.

How Can We Help?

We can represnt you in your application to High Court for permission to apply for CART JR against the decision of the Upper Tribunal to refuse an application for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal. The immigration casework to be carried out by our immigration solicitors concerning your CART JR will entail the following:

• Taking detailed instructions from you and advising you about the relevant immigration laws and procedures to be adopted by the High Court in your application for CART JR;
• Discussing your permission application for CART JR in detail with you and advising you about the weaknesses and strengths of your CART JR application;
• Discussing with you the reasons given by the Upper Tribunal for the refusal of your permission application and possible grounds for a paper application for permission to apply for CART JR;
• Instructing a Barrister for grounds in support of the paper application for permission to apply for CART JR;
• Completing the Claim Form for Judicial Review and discussing the same with you;
• Preparing a cover letter to introduce and support your permission application for CART JR;
• Filing the paper application for permission for CART JR with the High Court;
• Serving a sealed copy of the JR claim form and all other supporting documents on the Defendant and notifying the High Court of the same;
• Considering contents of the Acknowledgement of Service (AoS) upon receipt of the same from the Government Legal Department (GLD) and re-assessing merits of the permission application;
• Doing all the follow up work until decision is reached by the High Court judge on your permission application;
• Discussing the decision of the High Court judge with you and advising you on the same including advising you on the next steps and course of action in your application.

How Much We Charge?

Unless your matter is extremely complicated, our fees for our professional services for an application to the High Court for permission to apply for Judicial Review are as given in the fee table below:

The agreed fixed fee will depend on the complexity of the application and the volume of casework involved in the application. In addition to our fixed fee, the applicant will also have to pay the court fee for CART JR and the Barrister’s fee for drafting grounds for Judicial Review.

No Win No Fee

We can also act for you on no win no fee basis in relation to your application to the Upper Tribunal for permission to apply for CART JR if we find that the chances of success in your application are 100%. The fee to be charged on No Win No Fee basis will depend on the complexity of the case and chances of success in the case. If the paper application for permission to apply for Judicial Review is unsuccessful, you will not have to pay our fees for our professional services.