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AI summary
The High Court considered an urgent application for an interim interdict arising from disputes between Cape Point Wine and Van Der Spuy. The judgment focuses on urgency under Uniform Rule 6(12)(b), including the delay in bringing the application and the absence of reasons showing why substantial redress could not be obtained later. The application was struck from the roll with costs.
This appears to concern urgent motion proceedings, interdicts and compliance with Uniform Rule 6(12)(b).
Evidence from source
The application is struck from the roll with costs, including the costs of two counsel where so employed (scale C).
Supports: Summary sentence 3: the order made by the court.
Rule 6(12)(b) requires explicit facts showing urgency and reasons why substantial redress cannot be obtained later
Supports: Summary sentence 2: the judgment focuses on Rule 6(12)(b) and substantial redress.
it took them twelve Court days from the date of the incident to approach the Fast Lane Court.
Supports: Summary sentence 2: the judgment considers delay in bringing the urgent application.