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The High Court dismissed a matrimonial-property appeal after finding the appellant filed submissions outside the court-ordered deadline and had failed to prosecute the appeal.
The applicant's failure to file written submissions as ordered by the court constitutes failure to prosecute the application, justifying dismissal for want of prosecution.
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The applicant's failure to pay the requisite court fees within the time set for filing written submissions constituted non-compliance with court orders, amounting to non-appearance and warranting dismissal for want of prosecution.
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The High Court refused to strike out a late-filed estate inventory, finding the one-day delay caused no prejudice and granting seven days to amend and serve the documents.
Appellant's failure to file written submissions in chief within the prescribed time constituted non-compliance with court orders and is equivalent to failure to prosecute, warranting dismissal of the appeal.
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The record shows the respondent was not previously granted leave to file a counter affidavit but only to file a preliminary objection. Therefore, the objection to granting leave is overruled and leave is granted to file the counter affidavit.
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The High Court dismissed a civil appeal for want of prosecution after the appellant failed to file written submissions within the ordered time.
The application was filed within the prescribed time as the 30-day period started running from the day after the court order, and electronic filing rules recognize the date of control number generation as the filing date. Thus, the preliminary objections are overruled.
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The High Court dismissed a land appeal for being filed out of time, holding that amendment of pleadings did not excuse non-compliance with a court order.
The application was dismissed because the applicant failed to file written submissions as ordered, amounting to failure to prosecute.
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