A company seeking to be represented by a non-solicitor director on appeal will not be granted leave where the company has resources to obtain legal representation, the issues are complex, the proposed representative demonstrates inability to present the case adequately, and granting leave would substantially burden the respondent and the Court. Doubt as to the proposed representative's authority to act for the company (including possible disqualification from managing corporations) is an additional factor weighing against leave.
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