Leave to appeal from family provision orders will be refused where the amount in issue is small relative to the estate value and likely costs, and no House v The King error is demonstrated in the primary judge's exercise of discretion. A primary judge making family provision orders is not required to articulate an accounting exercise for the uplift in provision.
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