The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal from a trial judge's discretionary order temporarily withholding leave to inspect documents produced on subpoena by a third party. The Court noted the order was interlocutory and could be revisited in changed circumstances, and applied the established principles from Re the Will of Gilbert regarding appellate restraint in reviewing discretionary interlocutory orders. The Court did not find error on the trial judge's part.
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