The SUPREME COURT

Practice directions

The Supreme Court has its own Practice Directions which replace the Civil, Criminal and Taxation Practice Directions and standing orders of the Appellate Committee of the House of Lords.

• Practice Direction 1 - General Note and the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
• Practice Direction 2 - The Registry of the Supreme Court
• Practice Direction 3- Applications for Permission to Appeal
• Practice Direction 4 - Notice of Appeal
• Practice Direction 5 - Papers for the Appeal Hearing
• Practice Direction 6 - The Appeal Hearing
• Practice Direction 7 - Applications, Documents, Forms and Orders
• Practice Direction 8 - Miscellaneous Matters
• Practice Direction 9 – The Human Rights Act 1998
• Practice Direction 10 - Devolution Jurisdiction
• Practice Direction 11 - The European Court of Justice
• Practice Direction 12 - Criminal Proceedings
• Practice Direction 13 - Costs
• Practice Direction 14- Filing Documents in the Registry of the Supreme Court by Electronic Means