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The High Court granted an extension of time for the applicant to seek review, holding that the delay was technical and not inordinate.
The application was filed out of time and the applicant failed to file the memorandum of review within the prescribed period; therefore, the application is time barred and must be dismissed.
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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 Labour Division granted an extension of time for the applicant to file a notice of review, finding no negligence and sufficient explanation for the delay.
The High Court granted an extension of time for filing a review, finding the delay was technical and caused by the court’s late response on rectifying the ruling.
The High Court Labour Division dismissed a review application, holding there was no apparent error on the record and that the matter had been filed at CMA out of time.
The High Court dismissed an application to review its earlier taxation ruling, holding that the complaint raised an appeal in disguise rather than an error apparent on the face of the record.
The High Court Land Division dismissed a review application, holding that the applicants raised appeal grounds rather than an apparent error or new evidence justifying review.
The High Court Labour Division dismissed a review application, holding that the matter had been argued by written submissions and that any complaint should be raised on appeal.
Applicant failed to file written submissions within the prescribed time without leave of court, which is equivalent to failure to appear and warrants dismissal of the application.
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