The appellant appealed an order adding it as a party to the proceeding.
The Court of Appeal questioned its jurisdiction to hear the appeal, considering whether the order was final or interlocutory.
The appellant argued the order was final due to preconditions in the Insurance Act regarding mediation and arbitration for statutory accident benefits.
The Court held that the order adding the party was interlocutory, as it did not finally determine the questions of law raised by the appellant.
Consequently, the appeal was quashed for lack of jurisdiction, with costs awarded to the respondents.
