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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal is the permission required to challenge a decision of a court in a higher court. Not all decisions can be appealed automatically; in many cases, the party must first convince the court that there is a valid legal basis for the appeal.
This requirement helps prevent the appellate system from being overwhelmed with weak or unmeritorious cases. Leave is typically granted where the appeal raises an arguable point of law or where there is a real prospect of success.
Leave to appeal is the permission required to challenge a decision of a court in a higher court. Not all decisions can be appealed automatically; in many cases, the party must first convince the court that there is a valid legal basis for the appeal.
This requirement helps prevent the appellate system from being overwhelmed with weak or unmeritorious cases. Leave is typically granted where the appeal raises an arguable point of law or where there is a real prospect of success.
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