Genesis One Lighting (Pty) Limited v Jamieson and Others (3212/2019) [2021] ZAGPJHC 862 (23 July 2021)
The court found that the respondents did not file a materially compliant appeal record as required by rule 49(7)(a). The documents submitted were not properly indexed or paginated, and did not meet the standards for an appeal record. The respondents did not seek condonation for non-compliance with the record, limiting their application to late delivery of heads of argument and practice note. The court held that, in the absence of a compliant record and a condonation application for the record, the applicant was entitled to an order declaring that the application for a date for the hearing of the appeal, and accordingly the appeal itself, had lapsed in terms of rule 49(7)(d). The...
- Citation
- [2021] ZAGPJHC 862
- Parties
- Applicant: Genesis One Lighting (Pty) Limited; Respondent: Bradley Lloyd Jamieson; Respondent: Steamlight FX (Pty) Limited; Respondent: Iron Ice (Pty) Limited; Respondent: Rodney Gerson Fittinghoff; Respondent: Brad Anthony Kalish; Respondent: Robert Larry Kalish; Respondent: Jason Rivkind
- Court
- South Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg
- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Judgment Date
- 23 July 2021
- Case Number
- 3212/2019
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Appeal / Application to Declare Appeal Lapsed and Counter Application for Condonation
- Outcome
- The application declaring the appeal lapsed is granted. The respondents' counter-application is dismissed. Costs are awarded to the applicant.
- Judges
- Gilbert AJ
- Legal Topics
- Uniform Rule 49, Appeal Lapsing, Condonation, Appeal Record Compliance
Case Brief
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Parties
Genesis One Lighting (Pty) Limited
Applicant
Bradley Lloyd Jamieson
Respondent
Steamlight FX (Pty) Limited
Respondent
Iron Ice (Pty) Limited
Respondent
Rodney Gerson Fittinghoff
Respondent
Brad Anthony Kalish
Respondent
Robert Larry Kalish
Respondent
Jason Rivkind
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Application to Declare Appeal Lapsed and Counter Application for Condonation
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the respondents filed and furnished a materially compliant appeal record as required by rule 49(7)(a).
- 2 Whether the respondents' appeal has lapsed due to non-compliance with rule 49(7)(a).
- 3 Whether the respondents are entitled to condonation for late delivery of heads of argument and practice note.
Ratio Decidendi
The court found that the respondents did not file a materially compliant appeal record as required by rule 49(7)(a). The documents submitted were not properly indexed or paginated, and did not meet the standards for an appeal record. The respondents did not seek condonation for non-compliance with the record, limiting their application to late delivery of heads of argument and practice note. The court held that, in the absence of a compliant record and a condonation application for the record, the applicant was entitled to an order declaring that the application for a date for the hearing of the appeal, and accordingly the appeal itself, had lapsed in terms of rule 49(7)(d). The...
Court Disposition
The application declaring the appeal lapsed is granted. The respondents' counter-application is dismissed. Costs are awarded to the applicant.
Orders
- The first to seventh respondents' application for a date for the hearing of the appeal, and accordingly the appeal, has lapsed.
- The first to seventh respondents, jointly and severally, are to pay the applicant's costs for the application dated 29 June 2020.
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