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The applicant provided sufficient reason for the delay, which was caused by clerical mistakes in the Tribunal's documents and not by the applicant. The applicant accounted for the days of delay, justifying the extension of time.
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The applicant demonstrated sufficient cause for the delay, as it was occasioned by the need to correct clerical errors in the Tribunal's documents, which was beyond his control. The applicant accounted for the days of delay, justifying the extension of time.
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The High Court corrected clerical and arithmetic errors in a commercial judgment and decree, including the plaintiff’s name, counsel name, and USD figures.
The High Court corrected clerical slips in its earlier land revision ruling, holding the letter application was proper in the circumstances and granting rectification.
High Court revision dismissed after the court upheld rejection of an electronically sourced letter for non-compliance with evidence rules, leaving the defamation claim unproved.
The High Court Land Division allowed an application to correct a drawn order, holding that only one wording error needed correction and no costs order was made.
The High Court Land Division allowed an application to correct clerical mistakes and accidental slips in a prior ruling and drawn order, finding the changes did not affect the merits.
The High Court Land Division corrected clerical errors in a prior land judgment and decree, including party names, party designation, and the case year.
The High Court dismissed a labour revision, upheld the CMA award, corrected its date, and confirmed salary and transport entitlements for the respondent.
The High Court lifted an attachment order over four buses after finding execution had been issued against a different legal entity and the award name had not been corrected.
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