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The respondent failed to take essential procedural steps to institute the appeal within the prescribed time and did not serve the applicant with the required documents, making him ineligible for any exception to the 60-day rule; therefore, the notice of appeal must be struck out.
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Delayed service of notice of appeal beyond the prescribed 14 days under rule 84(1) constitutes failure to take an essential step, justifying striking out of the notice under rule 89(2).
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The appeal was struck out as incompetent because the appellant failed to serve the notice of appeal on the respondents within the prescribed period, which is a mandatory procedural requirement under Rule 84(1) of the Court of Appeal Rules, 2009.
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The respondent failed to obtain mandatory leave to appeal for a second appeal within the prescribed period, rendering the notice of appeal incompetent and subject to being struck out under Rule 82.
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The Court of Appeal struck out a notice of appeal because the respondent failed to obtain leave for a second appeal, making the notice incompetent.
The Court of Appeal struck out the notice of appeal because the respondent failed to take the procedural steps needed to extend time under Rule 83(1).
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