Leave to appeal from the QCAT Appeal Tribunal under s 150 of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (Qld) requires reasonable prospects of establishing an error of law and, generally, that an appeal is necessary to correct a substantial miscarriage of justice. Where concurrent findings of fact have been made and the matter has been repeatedly litigated, leave will generally be refused. The fact that the same facts have been considered on multiple prior occasions weighs very heavily against the grant of leave.
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