Consent orders on appeal cannot be made as a matter of course; the Court of Appeal must be affirmatively satisfied that the judgment below is wrong or sufficiently problematic to warrant being set aside, having regard to resource implications for the administration of justice. A primary judge's misreading of a medical report that conflates two different expert opinions constitutes an error warranting remittal.
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