Form 102.5 - Notice That Case Stated Has Been Prepared And Signed

What this form is for

• • Use when a case stated has been prepared and needs formal notification
• • Required for appeals where facts are agreed but legal interpretation is needed
• • Part of the process for referring questions of law to a higher court
• • Not for initiating new legal proceedings
• • Different from an appeal form which challenges the decision itself

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

There is typically a strict deadline for submitting this form after the case stated has been prepared, usually within 14 days of signing. Check the specific time limits that apply to your case type.

Before you submit

• • Form is fully completed with all required fields
• • All parties' details are accurately entered
• • Form has been properly signed
• • Correct court fee has been paid or exemption claimed
• • Reference numbers from previous proceedings are included
• • Copy of the case stated is attached
• • Submission deadline has not passed

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all sections of Form 102.5 with accurate information
2. 2Ensure the case stated has been properly prepared and signed
3. 3Calculate and pay any required court fees
4. 4Submit the completed form to the appropriate court office
5. 5Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records
6. 6Note the date of submission and any reference number provided

Known limitations

• • This form only notifies of a case stated that has already been prepared
• • It does not replace the need to submit the actual case stated to the higher court
• • Form may not be suitable for all types of legal appeals
• • Digital submission options may be limited depending on the court
• • Form may require adaptation for specific court procedures