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Leave to appeal
There are certain orders in respect of which an appeal cannot be brought as of right. A party wishing to appeal from these orders must first apply to the court for leave to file a Notice of Appeal. Significantly, leave to appeal must be obtained in respect of any interlocutory order involving financial or procedural issues.
The Family Law Act 1975 sets out a table, at s 94AA, of all matters in which leave to appeal must be obtained prior to a Notice of Appeal being lodged with the court.
See Leave to appeal.
