Read the full judgment text of DCPI 1861/2009 on BabelCite. This District Court judgment was delivered on 29 November 2010.
1. I think the authorities are clear that the reasonable prospect of success required under section 63A of the District Court Ordinance for leave to appeal to be granted means that the prospects of succeeding in the appeal must be reasonable, therefore, more than not fanciful, but without having to be probable. The applicant for leave is required to show more than just an arguable case, and that the appeal has merits and ought to be heard, although he does not have to demonstrate that the appeal
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