Section 193 — Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act: Court of Appeal

Unless otherwise expressly provided, an appeal lies to the Court of Appeal from any order or decision of a judge of the court in the following cases: if the point at issue involves future rights; if the order or decision is likely to affect other cases of a similar nature in the bankruptcy proceedings; if the property involved in the appeal exceeds in value ten thousand dollars; from the grant of or refusal to grant a discharge if the aggregate unpaid claims of creditors exceed five hundred dollars;

and in any other case by leave of a judge of the Court of Appeal.