(d) That's wrong. 

You were asked to select the correct statement.

The High Court of Australia is at the top of the Victorian court hierarchy and would not hear an appeal directly from an intermediate court.

An appeal goes to a higher court in the same court hierarchy. Another intermediate court is not appropriate. 

A single judge of the Supreme court does not deal with appeals. 

In these circumstances, it is correct to say that the appeal will be heard by the supreme court of Victoria, three judges presiding. 

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