Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited & Ors v JJH Enterprises Limited (trading as ValueLicensing)
In the absence of an explicit provision or order requiring filing within office hours, electronic filing under Practice Direction 51O is valid up to midnight on the last day, and the Appellant’s Notice was filed in time.
- Parties
- Defendant/appellant: Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited; Defendant/appellant: Microsoft Limited; Defendant/appellant: Microsoft Corporation; Claimant/respondent: JJH Enterprises Limited (trading as ValueLicensing)
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 11 November 2022
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Appeal / Review Under CPR 52.24 (5) of Master's Order
- Outcome
- Appeal allowed; review dismissed; Master's order affirmed
- Legal Topics
- Electronic Filing, Time Limits for Filing, Practice Directions, Appellate Procedure
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Parties
Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited
Defendant/appellant
Microsoft Limited
Defendant/appellant
Microsoft Corporation
Defendant/appellant
JJH Enterprises Limited (trading as ValueLicensing)
Claimant/respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Review Under CPR 52.24 (5) of Master's Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether an Appellant’s Notice filed electronically under Practice Direction 51O may be filed up to midnight on the last day or must be filed by 4.30 p.m.
Ratio Decidendi
In the absence of an explicit provision or order requiring filing within office hours, electronic filing under Practice Direction 51O is valid up to midnight on the last day, and the Appellant’s Notice was filed in time.
Court Disposition
Appeal allowed; review dismissed; Master's order affirmed
Orders
- Declaration that the Appellant’s Notice was filed in time
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