Catchwords

APPEAL AND NEW TRIAL – APPEAL - PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – QUEENSLAND – WHEN APPEAL LIES – BY LEAVE OF COURT – INTERLOCUTORY ORDERS AND JUDGMENTS – where applicant had purchased a student discount card called an “L Card” – where one of the purported providers of discounts on the L Card refused to honour that discount – where applicant sued over this refusal in the Federal Court – where applicant’s action in the Federal Court unsuccessful – where applicant had costs awarded against him by the Federal Court – where applicant brought proceedings in the District Court seeking to recover the amount of the Federal Court costs order plus his own expenses in the Federal Court action as a self-represented litigant – where respondents applied to have applicant’s action struck out – where applicant cross-applied for summary judgment – where applicant’s claim struck out but given leave to replead – where applicant elected to seek leave to appeal that decision – whether leave to appeal should be granted