Supreme Court allows appeal on lawyer fees in access to court cases, noting the preliminary ruling description does not bind the court.

The Supreme Court granted leave to appeal regarding the remuneration of a guardian of the party in an access to court case. The applicant argued for specific fee calculations while the opposing party contested the amount based on established guidelines. The court decided to allow the appeal because the description of the preliminary ruling question on the leave to appeal certificate does not legally bind the Supreme Court's independent assessment.