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The application for review fails because the alleged new evidence (eviction notice) was issued after the original ruling and does not meet the statutory criteria for review. No error apparent on the face of the record or sufficient cause was established. The memorandum of review was defective for lacking grounds.
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The High Court dismissed an application to extend time to appeal a land tribunal ruling, finding unexplained periods of delay and noting the complained-of error could be pursued by review.
The High Court reviewed its earlier ruling after finding an error on the face of the record about the applicable Arbitration Act provision and restored the application for merits hearing.
High Court commercial review ruling on whether an apparent error in a prior objection ruling justified review under the Civil Procedure Code.
The High Court Commercial Division dismissed Exim Bank’s review application, holding the complaints were grounds for appeal, not errors apparent on the record.
The grounds raised by applicants were not errors apparent on the face of the record and were not analogous to discovery of new evidence or sufficient reason for review; they amounted to grounds for appeal, not review. The tribunal was justified in dismissing the review application.
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