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Rule 21Appeal against decision or order on a Preliminary objection

1. A decision of the judge-rapporteur allowing the Preliminary objection may be appealed pursuant to Rule 220.1(a) [1]. An order of the judge-rapporteur rejecting the Preliminary objection may only be appealed pursuant to Rule 220.2 [2].

2. If an appeal is lodged, proceedings at first instance may be stayed by the judge-rapporteur or the Court of Appeal on a reasoned request by a party.
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[1] -
1. An appeal by a party adversely affected may be brought against:
(a) final decisions of the Court of First Instance;

[2] -
2. Orders other than those referred to in paragraph 1 and Rule 97.5, may be either the subject of an appeal together with the appeal against the decision or may be appealed with the leave of the Court of First Instance within 15 days of service of the Court’s decision to that effect.