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The High Court granted an extension of time to file a reference against taxation, finding apparent illegality in taxing costs against the applicant personally.
Presence of alleged illegality in the prior ruling, where the application was marked withdrawn instead of dismissed, constitutes sufficient cause for extension of time to file a review application.
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The existence of a point of illegality in the intended appeal constitutes sufficient cause to grant extension of time, even though the applicant did not account for every day of delay. The technical delay due to CMS registration is not sufficient alone, but the alleged illegality justifies exercise of discretion.
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Illegality in judgment delivery without notice to parties constitutes sufficient cause for extension of time, overriding failure to account for all days of delay.
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A claim of illegality in the challenged decision is ipso facto sufficient cause for extension of time, and the applicant need not account for each day of delay if illegality is established.
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No sufficient cause was shown for extension of time as the applicant failed to account for each day of delay and the alleged illegalities required long drawn arguments, thus not apparent on the face of the record.
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The applicants established sufficient cause for extension of time based on illegality, specifically that the purchaser of the property was an employee of the decree holder and initiated execution proceedings without evidence of court permission as required by law. This illegality justifies granting the application.
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Court of Appeal granted extension of time to appeal after finding a manifest illegality in the charge, though the appellant had not proved his delay with documents.
Delay was caused by late supply of necessary documents for appeal and existence of apparent illegalities; both constitute sufficient cause for extension of time under settled law.
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The applicant demonstrated a prima facie case of illegality in the disciplinary process leading to his termination, which constitutes sufficient cause for extension of time. The alleged irregularity relates to jurisdictional and procedural impropriety, warranting judicial consideration. Accordingly, extension of time is granted.
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