VANCOUVER — Fairy Creek anti-logging protesters have won an appeal against a court ruling that denied the certification of their proposed class-action lawsuit against the federal and provincial governments. The class-action application now goes back to the BC Supreme Court for a new decision, after the BC Court of Appeal found the judge who rejected the claim erred on several points. The applicants, protesters Arvin Singh Dang and Kristy Morgan, say the RCMP wrongfully barred them and others from the Vancouver Island protest site, where Teal Cedar Products had secured an injunction against the protests targeting old-growth logging. …The unanimous ruling by the appeal judges says the original judge erred by refusing to admit affidavits that had been sworn for another application, and also by concluding that the class was overbroad. …The decision whether Dang and Morgan are appropriate representatives in the class action was also sent back to the lower court.