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A-2.1 - Act respecting Access to documents held by public bodies and the Protection of personal information
Section 147
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147. A person directly interested may bring an appeal from the final decision of the Commission before a judge of the Court of Québec on a question of law or jurisdiction, including an order of the Commission issued following an investigation, or, with leave of a judge of that Court, from an interlocutory decision that will not be remedied by the final decision.
147. A person directly interested may bring an appeal from a decision of the Commission before a judge of the Court of Québec on any question of law or jurisdiction.
In no case may an appeal be brought except with leave of a judge of the Court of Québec. The judge shall grant leave if in his opinion the question ought to be examined in appeal.
147. A person directly interested may bring an appeal from a decision of the Commission before three judges of the Court of Québec on any question of law or jurisdiction.
In no case may an appeal be brought except with leave of a judge of the Court of Québec. The judge shall grant leave if in his opinion the question ought to be examined in appeal.
147. A person directly interested may bring an appeal from a decision of the Commission before three judges of the Provincial Court on any question of law or jurisdiction.
In no case may an appeal be brought except with leave of a judge of the Provincial Court. The judge shall grant leave if in his opinion the question ought to be examined in appeal.
