An application to discharge or vary a decision of a single judge of appeal under s 44(4) of the Supreme Court of Queensland Act 1991 is a strict review, not a rehearing. The applicant must demonstrate error of law, material error of fact, failure to consider material matters, consideration of irrelevant matters, or [name withheld] v The King unreasonableness. There is no right of appeal from a single judge of appeal to the full Court of Appeal; s 44(4) is the sole avenue of review. No time limit currently applies to such applications in Queensland, though the Court has suggested one should be introduced.
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