The House v The King principles apply to appeals from a discretionary refusal of leave to appeal from a tribunal. An applicant for leave must identify errors in the decision of the court below, not simply repeat attacks on the underlying tribunal decision. The inadequate preparation of an application for leave does not compel the court to search for arguable grounds, even where the applicant is self-represented.
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