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sets out how an interlocutory appeal is commenced, namely by filing a notice of application for leave to appeal. The time limits for filing depend on whether the trial has commenced or not. The notice must be filed—
if the trial has not commenced when the interlocutory decision is made, within 10 days of the date of the interlocutory decision;
if the trial commences within 10 days of the interlocutory decision, within 2 days after the trial commences;
if the trial has commenced, within 2 days after the interlocutory decision.
A copy of the notice must be served on the respondent. Again, the timing, which is set out in subclause (2), depends on whether the trial has commenced.