Appeals from the AAT under s 44 need not be confined to 'pure' questions of law; they may extend to mixed questions of fact and law provided the Court is not asked to usurp the Tribunal's fact-finding function. The correct approach is to ask directly whether the appeal is on a question of law, which includes evaluating the legality of the Tribunal's fact-finding process.
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