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Failure to file the mandatory Notice of Intention to Seek Revision (CMA F10) at the CMA prior to filing the revision application renders the application incompetent and liable to be struck out.
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Failure by the applicant to file and serve CMA F10 prior to filing the revision application is a fatal procedural defect rendering the application incompetent. Extension of time granted for filing revision did not include extension for filing CMA F10, and no such order was sought or granted.
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Failure to file the notice of intention to seek revision as required by Regulation 34(1) of GN No. 47 of 2017 renders the application incompetent and incomplete, warranting its striking out from the court's registry.
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Failure to file the mandatory notice of intention to seek revision (CMA F10) renders the application incompetent and liable to be struck out.
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The High Court Labour Division held that filing CMA Form No. 10 is mandatory for a labour revision. The bank’s revision was struck out for non-compliance.
The omission to file and serve a notice of intention to seek revision (CMA Form No. 10) does not render the application incompetent as the notice is merely informative and addressed to the CMA, not a mandatory prerequisite for the court's jurisdiction. The preliminary objection required ascertainment of facts and was thus not a pure point of law.
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The High Court held that failure to file a notice of intention to seek revision under Regulation 34(1) was fatal, striking out the revision application.
The High Court rejected a preliminary objection in a labour revision, holding that failure to attach CMA Form No. 10 did not make the application incompetent.
The High Court’s Labour Division dismissed a preliminary objection in an extension-of-time application, holding that the revision notice requirement did not apply.
Application is incompetent for lack of leave for representative suit and failure to file mandatory notice of intention to seek revision (CMA F10); these defects are incurable and require striking out the application.
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