18 Jan 1995
In re Ferdinand Tromp and Others
- Citation
- In re Ferdinand Tromp and Others
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMP3037/1994
Leave to apply for judicial review is to be granted selectively: where the court is satisfied applicants have sufficient interest and there are arguable grounds that rights of a public nature have been infringed. Leave is refused where challenged items are non-decisions, repetitions, unarguable, time-barred or do not affect the individual applicants; conditional leave may be granted subject to specified affidavits and explanations; ambiguous items are adjourned for clarification.