Court of Appeal refused to vary a chambers order denying leave to appeal. The adjournment issues were moot or bound to fail, and the small costs issue was not enough to justify leave.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to vary an order refusing leave to appeal in a costs dispute, holding the proposed appeal grounds were not arguable.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia refused to reinstate an abandoned appeal and refused an extension of time to appeal related orders in an estate dispute.
Because the appeal raised at least arguable issues (notably misaddressed mailing of the taxation decision and potential jurisdiction under Rule 37.11), it would not serve the interests of justice to dismiss for non-perfection; therefore the Registrar's application was dismissed on stringent, time‑limited conditions requiring perfection of the appeal or automatic dismissal.