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The Court has jurisdiction under Rule 4 (2) (a) and (b) to entertain the application for stay of execution in the interests of justice, as previous applications were not determined on merit and there is no specific rule governing the present circumstances; the preliminary objection lacks merit and is dismissed.
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The High Court Labour Division dismissed an application to extend time to file a notice of appeal, holding the delay was inordinate and not technical.
The application is incompetent because the supporting affidavit contains a jurat of attestation that does not disclose how the commissioner for oath knew the deponent, violating mandatory statutory requirements.
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The High Court held that the application for leave to appeal was not time barred, but the impugned order was interlocutory and not appealable.
The High Court dismissed a labour revision as time-barred and found no good cause to disturb the CMA’s ex parte process and refusal to set aside the award.
The High Court dismissed a labour revision application as time barred, holding it was filed 56 days after service of the award, beyond the six-week limit.
The High Court dismissed an application for leave to appeal after finding it was filed two days late and the delay was not satisfactorily proved.
The High Court struck out a miscellaneous civil application as incompetent after the applicant effectively conceded a preliminary objection. Each party was ordered to bear its own costs.
The application for revision was time barred because the extension of time granted by the Registrar was null and void for lack of jurisdiction. The Registrar's powers do not include granting extension of time to file applications, and an incompetent application cannot be withdrawn or amended but must be struck out.
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The Commission for Mediation and Arbitration has jurisdiction to entertain complaints arising from disciplinary sanctions, including warnings, if they result from disciplinary hearings and affect employee rights. However, the Registrar of the Labour Court lacks power to grant extension of time to re-file applications; such power is vested in the Judge. Applications filed out of time are incompetent and must be struck out, not withdrawn or amended.
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