What is the test for granting permission to appeal for a second appeal?
Whether the appeal has a real prospect of success and raises an important point of
principle, or there is some compelling reason for hearing the appeal comes closest to the
definition in CPR, r. 52.7(1).
The correct answer is: Whether the appeal has a real prospect of success and raises an
important point of principle, or there is some compelling reason for hearing the appeal.
