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The High Court granted the applicants 14 days to file a notice of appeal out of time, finding their illness-based explanation and medical evidence showed sufficient cause.
The High Court in Mwanza granted an extension of time for a land appeal, finding the applicant showed sufficient cause despite limited proof of illness and a three-day delay.
The High Court Land Division granted the applicant 14 days to file a notice and petition of appeal after accepting that illness constituted sufficient cause for delay.
Good cause for extension of time was established due to applicant's illness and a probable case of illegality in the decision under challenge; absence of opposition and prompt action upon discovery of omission further supported the grant of extension.
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Applicant established sufficient cause for delay due to illness and raised a point of law of sufficient importance (alleged illegality); entire period of delay was accounted for and respondents would not suffer prejudice if time is extended.
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The High Court granted extension of time for an intended appeal after finding sufficient cause based on the applicant’s sick daughter and related financial difficulty.
Applicant's age, illness, dependency on legal aid, and allegations of illegality constitute sufficient cause for extension of time to appeal; respondents failed to effectively dispute these grounds.
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The High Court dismissed an application to extend time to appeal, finding the applicant failed to show good cause and the alleged illegality was not apparent on the record.
The High Court granted an application to extend time for filing an appeal, accepting the applicant’s illness as sufficient cause for delay.
The High Court granted an extension of time to appeal, finding the delay was caused by the applicant’s illness and late supply of judgment documents.
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