An appeal from an interlocutory decision of an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales must be brought by notice of motion in the Common Law Division, not by summons for leave to appeal in the Court of Appeal. Where proceedings are wrongly instituted in the Court of Appeal, the Court may remit them to the appropriate Division under s 51(2)(b) of the Supreme Court Act 1970.
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