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The High Court struck out a second appeal as incompetent because the grounds challenged the primary court decision instead of the first appellate court’s ruling.
The appeal is incompetent because the notice of intention to appeal was filed beyond the prescribed ten-day period without an application for extension of time.
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The appeal is incompetent as the underlying proceedings and decree have been quashed and set aside, leaving nothing to appeal against.
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The High Court struck out a civil appeal as incompetent because the decree was issued by a different court registry from the one where the case was filed and tried.
The High Court proceedings and orders were a nullity because the joint petition of appeal included persons who had not filed notices of appeal as required by law, rendering the appeal incompetent.
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The appeal is incompetent because the decree attached to the memorandum of appeal bears a date different from the judgment, contrary to mandatory procedural requirements, rendering the appeal fatally defective and liable to be struck out.
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The appeal before the High Court is incompetent because the District Land and Housing Tribunal had already granted extension of time, allowing the appellant to appeal to that tribunal and not to the High Court.
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The High Court struck out the council’s appeal for incompetence because the memorandum of appeal was not accompanied by the impugned decree as required.
The High Court struck out a commercial appeal after finding that no notice of appeal had been filed, making the appeal incompetent despite an extension of time.
The 2nd respondent was directly affected by the appeal and was mandatorily required to be served with the notice of appeal. Failure to do so rendered the appeal incompetent and liable to be struck out.
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