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The High Court dismissed a matrimonial-property appeal after finding the appellant filed submissions outside the court-ordered deadline and had failed to prosecute the appeal.
The application was dismissed because the applicant failed to file written submissions as ordered, which constitutes failure to prosecute the application.
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The applicant's failure to file written submissions as ordered by the court constitutes failure to prosecute the application, justifying dismissal for want of prosecution.
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The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal for want of prosecution after the appellant failed to file written submissions on time and gave no sufficient cause.
Appellant's failure to file written submissions in chief within the prescribed time constituted non-compliance with court orders and is equivalent to failure to prosecute, warranting dismissal of the appeal.
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The appeal was dismissed for want of prosecution because the appellant failed to file written submissions in chief within the court-ordered schedule and did not provide reasons for the delay; payment was effected after the deadline, rendering the filing time-barred.
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The application was dismissed because the applicant failed to file written submissions as ordered, amounting to failure to prosecute.
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Appellant's failure to file written submissions within the prescribed timeframe, without an application for extension, constitutes failure to prosecute the appeal, warranting dismissal under Rule 13(2) of the Civil Procedure (Appeals in Proceedings Originating in Primary Court) Rules, G.N. No. 312 of 1964.
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The appellant's failure to file written submissions as ordered by the court constitutes failure to prosecute the appeal, warranting dismissal with costs.
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The appellant's failure to file written submissions as ordered by the court constitutes failure to prosecute the appeal, warranting dismissal.
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