Part 10: Letting by Local Authorities of Vacant High-street premises Procedure preliminary to letting Section 202: Appeals Effect
Subsection (1) sets out two requirements which must be met before a landlord can bring an appeal. The landlord must have given a counter-notice in accordance with section 201. The local authority must not have withdrawn the final letting notice within 14 days of receipt of the counter-notice.
	Subsection (2) requires any appeal to be brought in the county court.
	Subsection (3) provides that an appeal to the county court must only be on the grounds specified in the counter-notice.
	Subsection (4) provides a time limit for the landlord to bring an appeal. An appeal must be brought by the landlord within 28 days of the counter-notice being received by the local authority.
	Subsection (5) provides the court with power to confirm or revoke the final letting notice in deciding any appeal.
	Subsection (6) extends the 14-week window for the local authority to complete the procedure for letting in circumstances where the landlord brings an appeal. The extension period begins on the day on which the appeal is brought and ends with the day on which the appeal is finally determined, withdrawn or abandoned.
	Subsection (7) sets out when an appeal will be finally determined for the purpose of establishing the time limits in subsection (6).