Does an order made pursuant to rule 9-7(15) of the Rules of Appeal Rule 2.1 require leave to appeal?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Michael Wilson & Partners, Ltd. v. Desirée Resources Inc., 2016 BCCA 296 (CanLII):
Rule 2.1 sets out an exhaustive list of circumstances where leave is required: Yao v. Li, 2012 BCCA 315 at para. 27. An order made pursuant to rule 9-7(15) does not require leave to appeal.
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