Section 56 of the Guardianship & Management of Property Act 1991 (ACT) does not confer a right of appeal on any person who could theoretically have been granted leave to appear before the Tribunal; the right is limited to persons who were in fact granted leave or who applied for leave. Leave to appeal will be refused where the appellant does not wish to challenge the order appealed from and the matter has become moot. However, [name withheld] declined to express a view on the scope of s 56, limiting the authority of this construction to two of three judges.
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