What is the test under rule 62.02(4)(b)?

In Smith v. Smith [2010] O.J. No. 1439 Harris, J. at para. 11 set out the following guiding principal with respect to the second part of the conjunctive test of rule 62.02(4)(b): The second aspect of 62.02(4)(b) requires that the question raised in the appeal involves matters of such importance that leave should be granted. To be of importance, the matter must transcend the immediate interest of the parties and involve matters of public importance in matters relevant to the development of the law and the administration of justice. Where the issues are fact driven, they do not generally raise issues of general public interest. [citations omitted]