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The High Court at Shinyanga granted the applicant seven days to file an intended appeal, finding sufficient cause after an incomplete order delayed refiling.
The High Court dismissed an application to extend time to appeal, finding the applicant failed to account for the delay or prove sufficient reasons for missing the deadline.
The High Court declined to extend time to appeal, finding no sufficient cause for delay and holding that new illegality arguments raised in submissions were an afterthought.
Applicant failed to account for each day of delay and did not demonstrate sufficient cause; alleged illegality was not material and was curable as a clerical error, thus not warranting extension of time.
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The Judge erred in holding that the court lacked jurisdiction until the Registrar registered the award; receipt by Registrar constituted filing. The Judge was required to determine whether to register, set aside, or remit the award. Overruling the objection without reasons was irregular.
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Applicant failed to account for the delay and did not demonstrate good cause; financial constraints and imprisonment are not valid reasons for extension of time.
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Applicant demonstrated diligence and accounted for each day of delay, which was due to technical reasons after her initial appeal was struck out. The court found sufficient cause to grant extension of time.
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Applicants failed to establish sufficient cause for extension of time as they did not demonstrate evidence of requesting the ruling copy and alleged illegalities were not apparent on the face of record but required lengthy arguments.
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Applicant demonstrated good cause for delay due to circumstances beyond control and technical delay; claim of illegality constitutes sufficient reason for extension of time.
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Applicant failed to account for each day of delay and did not provide sufficient evidence of follow-ups or technical obstacles; alleged illegality was not apparent on the face of the record and required substantive evaluation; therefore, no sufficient cause was established for extension of time.
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