43Cases in which no appeal lies

### 43 Cases in which no appeal lies > *\[Section 43 Amended by No. 55 of 1965, s. 5 \]*No appeal shall lie to a Full Court from any judgment, order, or other determination of a judge, whether sitting in court or in chambers – > > > > (a) given or made by the consent of the parties; > > > > > (b) given or made by the judge as *persona designata*; > > > > > (c) given or made in the exercise of jurisdiction which is consultative or advisory only, and not judicial; > > > > > (d) which contains an undertaking not to appeal; > > > > > (e) granting an extension of time for appealing from any judgment, order, or determination; > > > > > (f) ordering the discharge of any person under a writ of *habeas corpus*, or on an application for a writ of *habeas corpus*, from any illegal restraint or confinement, or determining the illegality of the restraint or confinement of any person and his right to liberty although the judgment or order does not direct his discharge; > > > > > (g) granting a writ of *habeas corpus* or an order for a writ of *habeas corpus* in any criminal cause or matter; > > > > > (h) admitting or refusing to admit any person to be a party to any proceeding in the Court as a poor person; > > > > > (i) granting unconditional leave to defend an action; > > > > > (j) making absolute any decree for the dissolution, or pronouncing the nullity, of a marriage, in favour of any party who, having had time and the opportunity to appeal from the decree *nisi* on which such decree absolute is founded, has not appealed therefrom; > > > > > (k) given or made in a summary manner in any interpleader proceeding where the amount in dispute or the value of the goods seized does not exceed $100.