Which party is entitled to appeal a decision to the Divisional Court?

The party entitled to appeal a decision to the Divisional Court is a party to the hearing before the Superior Court of Justice. This principle is based on the legal understanding that parties involved in a judicial process have standing to challenge decisions that directly affect their interests. When a party participates in a hearing and has a direct stake in the outcome, they retain the right to seek further judicial review of that decision if they believe it was made in error or unjustly affects them.

In relation to the other options, the chief building official, the Minister, and the registered code agency may have roles and responsibilities within the framework of building codes and regulations, but they do not have the automatic right to appeal as provided to an actual party involved in the initial hearing. Their capacity to appeal would depend on specific statutory provisions or the nature of their involvement in the case, which does not grant them the same entitlement as direct participants in the hearing.