Principle

APPELLATE PRACTICE β€” Grounds of Appeal β€” Appeal Involving Questions of Law Alone β€” Leave Not Required for Interlocutory Decisions

Area of law
APPELLATE PRACTICE
Court
Supreme Court

An appeal lies as of right to the Court of Appeal where the ground involves questions of law alone. This includes appeals from interlocutory decisions if the ground is purely legal. The principle applies to appellate practice. No leave is required for such appeals. The…

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