Article 35 RRFSO 2005 concerns appeals. Within how many days must a served person appeal to the court after service?

Article 35 RRFSO 2005 concerns appeals. Within how many days must a served person appeal to the court after service?

• A. 7 days
• B. 28 days
• C. 21 days
• D. 14 days

Answer: (C)

The thing being tested is the time limit for appealing an enforcement decision under Article 35 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. When the enforcement notice is served, the person targeted has a fixed window to challenge it in court: 21 days. This clock starts the day after service and runs for a full 21-day period, giving a defined deadline to prepare and file the appeal. This tight timeframe is designed to resolve disputes promptly and prevent delays in enforcement. If the 21-day period is missed, an extension might be possible only if you apply to the court and show a good reason, but such extensions aren’t guaranteed.

The thing being tested is the time limit for appealing an enforcement decision under Article 35 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. When the enforcement notice is served, the person targeted has a fixed window to challenge it in court: 21 days. This clock starts the day after service and runs for a full 21-day period, giving a defined deadline to prepare and file the appeal.

This tight timeframe is designed to resolve disputes promptly and prevent delays in enforcement. If the 21-day period is missed, an extension might be possible only if you apply to the court and show a good reason, but such extensions aren’t guaranteed.