Paula Jensen v Bank of Queensland Limited

In *Paula Jensen v Bank of Queensland Limited*, the Court of Appeal of New South Wales considered an application for leave to appeal. The precise nature of the dispute between Ms. Jensen and the Bank of Queensland is not detailed in the provided text, nor is the decision of the court below.

The central legal issue before the Court of Appeal was whether leave to appeal should be granted. This involves an assessment of the merits of the proposed appeal and whether there are substantial reasons to permit the appeal to proceed.

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal. While the reasons for this refusal are not elaborated upon in the provided extract, the court's decision indicates that the threshold for granting leave was not met. The extract also notes the general rules governing the entry, setting aside, and variation of judgments and orders in the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005, including a fourteen-day time limit for certain applications.