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The absence of key exhibits in the electronic case file (eCMS) made it impossible for the appellate court to ascertain the accuracy and authenticity of the evidence relied upon for conviction, thereby undermining the conviction and sentence.
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Given the applicant's status as a prisoner, the ongoing transition to electronic filing, and the challenges faced in accessing and using the eCMS, the court exercised its discretion to grant a final extension of 30 days for the applicant to file his appeal, in the interest of justice.
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The absence of consent and certificate as to jurisdiction in the digital file (eCMS) made it impossible for the appellate court to ascertain whether the trial court was vested with jurisdiction, rendering the conviction and sentence invalid.
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The applicant, being a prisoner and having faced procedural challenges with the e-CMS system, demonstrated sufficient cause for enlargement of time to appeal, and the right to appeal is a constitutional right warranting special consideration for prisoners.
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The High Court restored a dismissed labour application after finding the applicant was misled by an electronic system showing the wrong hearing date.
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