Right to appeal: High Court certification required for substantial question of law before Supreme Court review. The amendment removes the monetary valuation test as the basis for appeals and requires High Court certification that a case involves a substantial question of law of general importance which, in the High Court's opinion, needs to be decided by the Supreme Court, thereby redirecting appellate access from valuation to judicial assessment of legal significance.
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Right to appeal: High Court certification required for substantial question of law before Supreme Court review.
The amendment removes the monetary valuation test as the basis for appeals and requires High Court certification that a case involves a substantial question of law of general importance which, in the High Court's opinion, needs to be decided by the Supreme Court, thereby redirecting appellate access from valuation to judicial assessment of legal significance.
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