Appellant
163 Appellant
An eligible person may appeal against a tribunal decision, other than a non-appellable decision, in a proceeding as provided under the QCAT Act and for that purpose the person is taken to be a party to the proceeding.
Note—
See also section 101.
A non-appellable decision can not be appealed under the QCAT Act.
In this section—
eligible person—
means—
the person whose capacity for a matter was under consideration in the proceeding; or
the applicant in the proceeding; or
a person proposed for appointment by the proceeding; or
a person whose power as guardian, administrator or attorney was changed or removed by the tribunal decision; or
the public guardian; or
the public trustee; or
the Attorney-General; or
a person given leave to appeal by the appeal tribunal, or the Court of Appeal, under the QCAT Act; and
for a tribunal decision to make a limitation order, other than a non-appellable decision, also means an active party, or an entity adversely affected by the limitation order.
non-appellable decision means a tribunal decision to make a limitation order under section 110.
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