Ralph v Police (No 2)

Ralph was a plaintiff in proceedings against the police, and the dispute related to a decision made in the course of the proceedings. The case was heard in the Supreme Court of Queensland. The central issue before the court was whether the trial judge had erred in his decision to dismiss the plaintiff's application for leave to appeal against a previous decision that had been made in the case.

The court considered whether the trial judge had exercised his discretion correctly in dismissing the application for leave to appeal. The court noted that the trial judge had considered the relevant factors and had provided reasons for his decision. The court concluded that the trial judge had not erred in his decision and that there was no basis for granting leave to appeal. The court found that the plaintiff had not demonstrated that the trial judge's decision had been wrong or that there were any grounds for an appeal.

The court refused the plaintiff's application for leave to appeal. The court did not provide any further orders.