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Interim orders made by judges can only be appealed to the Court of Appeal. Unlike interim orders made by masters, only orders made under the ''Divorce Act'' can be | Interim orders made by judges can only be appealed to the Court of Appeal. Unlike interim orders made by masters, only orders made under the ''Divorce Act'' can be appealed as of right. Orders made under the Supreme Court Family Rules or the ''Family Law Act'' can only be appealed with the permission of the Court of Appeal. | ||
Appeals of ''Divorce Act'' orders must be made within 30 days by filing a Notice of Appeal from the Court of Appeal forms. Appeals of orders made under the Supreme Court Family Rules or the ''Family Law Act'' must be made within 30 days by filing a Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal from the Court of Appeal forms. | Appeals of ''Divorce Act'' orders must be made within 30 days by filing a Notice of Appeal from the Court of Appeal forms. Appeals of orders made under the Supreme Court Family Rules or the ''Family Law Act'' must be made within 30 days by filing a Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal from the Court of Appeal forms. | ||
