The Health Service Medicines (Price Control Appeals) Regulations 2000

Further appeals

34.—(1) The appellant or the Secretary of State may, at any time during the period of 3 months beginning with the day on which the decision is made, bring a further appeal on any question of law arising from the decision of the appeal by the tribunal.

(2) Where the decision relates to an appeal concerning matters arising in England or Wales, any further appeal under this regulation must be made to the High Court.

(3) Where the decision relates to an appeal concerning matters arising in Scotland, any further appeal under this regulation must be made to the sheriff or, where the Scottish Ministers have so determined in relation to all appeals under these Regulations, to the Court of Session.

(4) Where the decision relates to an appeal concerning matters arising in Northern Ireland, any further appeal under this regulation must be made to the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland.

(5) The High Court, the sheriff or the Court of Session or the High Court of Northern Ireland (as the case may be) may confirm, vary, set aside, revoke or remit the decision of the tribunal, and may make any order the tribunal could have made.

(6) No appeal to the Court of Appeal may be brought from a decision of the High Court under this regulation except with the permission of the High Court or the Court of Appeal.

(7) No appeal to the sheriff principal or the Court of Session may be brought from a decision of the sheriff under this regulation except with the leave of the sheriff.

(8) No appeal to the Court of Appeal of Northern Ireland may be brought from a decision of the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland under this regulation except with the permission of the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland or the Court of Appeal of Northern Ireland.