(3) In this section, a person vexatious litigant declared to be a vexatious litigant under this Part or under Part 11 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008. 167 Appeal against order declaring person to be vexatious litigant s. 167 (1) A person who is declared to be a vexatious litigant by an order made under this Part may appeal against the order to— County Court, with the leave of that Court; or the court that made the relevant decision was the Children's Court constituted by the President of the Court, the Division of the Supreme Court with the leave of that Court. (2) The appropriate registrar for the Court must serve notice of the application for leave on— person protected by the order; and the Attorney-General made the application under section 161(1)(a) for the order declaring the person to be a vexatious litigant, the Attorney-General. (3) The must allow the person protected by the order to be heard on the application if that person wishes. (4) The Court may grant leave under subsection (1) if the Court is satisfied there is evidence that—
(3) In this section, vexatious litigant a person declared to be a vexatious litigant under this Part or under Part 11 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008. 167 Appeal against order declaring person to be vexatious litigant s. 167 (1) A person who is declared to be a vexatious litigant by an order made under this Part may appeal against the order to— County Court, with the leave of that Court; or the court that made the relevant decision was the Children's Court constituted by the President of the Court, the Division of the Supreme Court with the leave of that Court. (2) The appropriate registrar for the Court must serve notice of the application for leave on— person protected by the order; and the Attorney-General made the application under section 161(1)(a) for the order declaring the person to be a vexatious litigant, the Attorney-General. (3) The must allow the person protected by the order to be heard on the application if that person wishes. (4) The Court may grant leave under subsection (1) if the Court is satisfied there is evidence that—