When you appeal a decision to the High Court, their decision is final. You can only appeal to the Court of Appeal if it is about a question of law under section 120. The High Court's decision is the last step, unless you appeal on a question of law.
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The High Court’s decision in the determination of an appeal is final.
This section is subject to the right of a party to appeal to the Court of Appeal on a question of law under section 120.
