Having found that there is an arguable case on one ground of appeal, I need not consider any other grounds raised by the Applicant at this time. Subsection 58(2) does not require that individual grounds of appeal be considered and accepted or rejected: Mette v. Canada (Attorney General), 2016 FCA 276. Given the potential interrelationship between grounds of appeal, the Applicant is not restricted in her ability to pursue the various grounds raised in her leave application. CONCLUSION
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