CASE PROCEDURES – representation – ss.400, 596, 604 Fair Work Act 2009 – appeal – Full Bench – at first instance the Commission granted permission for the respondent to be represented – grounds for appeal included that the Commission failed to properly and duly consider and correctly apply the Federal Court decision in Warrell v Walton – effect of s.400(1) of FW Act is that permission to appeal is not available on discretionary grounds but may only be granted if the Full Bench considers the public interest test is met – whether or not s.400 applies – Full Bench applied public interest considerations [GlaxoSmithKline] – rarely appropriate to grant permission to appeal unless arguable case of appealable error demonstrated – not commonly the case that permission is granted to appeal interlocutory decisions – Full Bench not persuaded that it was in the public interest to grant permission to appeal – even if s.400 did not apply, no discretionary grounds justifying granting permission to appeal – permission to appeal refused. Appeal by Rayner against decision of Binet DP of 19 December 2016 Re: Little Moreton P/L t/a H-R Products
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