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The High Court upheld a CMA consent order on union access, finding no proof of illegality and holding the settlement was binding and valid.
The application was not misconceived as the impugned order was not a consent decision, and even if it were, the law allows appeal with leave. The grounds raised involve points of law regarding time limitation, which are arguable and not frivolous. Leave to appeal is therefore granted.
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The High Court granted a stay of execution of a CMA award pending revision, on consent, and ordered the applicant to deposit security within 30 days.
The Court of Appeal vacated its prior finding that Mechmar had good cause to seek revision instead of appeal, holding the parties had not been heard on that issue.
The Court of Appeal vacated its earlier finding and reopened the hearing because parties were not heard on whether a representation dispute justified revision instead of appeal.
The High Court dismissed NICOL’s application because the person filing it was not shown to be authorized to act for the company.
The High Court quashed execution proceedings, holding that a consent order superseded the original decree and that the execution was based on a defective decree.
The High Court upheld a consent-based resolution in a probate appeal, quashed improper revision proceedings, and held that the estate houses were not to be sold contrary to the recorded agreement.
The High Court struck out an application for leave to appeal because it failed to cite the specific legal provisions relied on to move the court.
Consent judgment entered for appellants; properties to be retained by appellants, respondents' shares to be paid based on valuation reports filed by respondents; administrator's purported sale is nullified.
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