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The Applicant failed to pursue his case with due diligence by not responding to repeated requests for supporting documents and replies, justifying the striking out of the application under Rule 65(1)(b) of the Rules of Court.
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The applicant failed to provide further particulars, evidence, or submissions despite repeated invitations and extensions by the Court. The respondent also failed to respond. The Court determined that, under Rule 65(1), further examination of the application was no longer justified and ordered its removal from the roll.
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The applicant failed to comply with multiple Court requests for procedural documents and submissions despite repeated extensions, justifying removal of the application from the Court's list under Rule 65(1).
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The High Court dismissed a bank’s application for extension of time to file a defence, finding no good cause, inconsistent affidavits, and lack of diligence.
The African Commission struck out the communication for lack of diligent prosecution after the complainant failed to submit merits arguments despite repeated reminders.
The High Court dismissed an application to extend time for leave to appeal, finding the applicant had not shown sufficient cause for delay or diligence.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania granted the applicant more time to file a notice of appeal, finding sufficient cause and no lack of diligence.
The High Court dismissed an application to set aside a dismissal for non-appearance and re-admit an appeal, finding inadequate diligence and no merit.
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