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The applicant failed to prove sufficient cause for her nonappearance as she did not provide medical evidence of illness and the summons she relied on was found to be forged. Therefore, the application for readmission was dismissed.
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The High Court restored a dismissed appeal after finding the applicant’s illness, supported by medical evidence, amounted to sufficient cause for nonappearance.
The High Court allowed a land appeal, finding sufficient cause for counsel’s nonappearance and setting aside the tribunal’s dismissal order.
The High Court restored a dismissed land application after finding that misleading court hearing messages caused the applicant’s nonappearance.
The Court of Appeal refused to restore a dismissed application, finding the applicant had not shown sufficient cause for failing to appear on the hearing date.
The High Court dismissed an application to set aside a dismissal for want of prosecution, holding that the applicant failed to show sufficient cause and filed late.
The High Court dismissed an application to restore an appeal dismissed for want of prosecution, finding no sufficient cause for the applicant’s nonappearance.
The Court of Appeal restored a dismissed civil application after finding sufficient cause for counsel’s absence due to bereavement and prompt action to seek restoration.
The High Court restored a commercial cause after finding counsel’s illness and medical chit were sufficient cause for nonappearance when the matter was dismissed.
Applicant provided sufficient reasons for nonappearance due to confusion and misunderstanding between counsel, not negligence; dismissal order should be set aside.
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