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AI summary
The judgment concerns an application for leave to appeal in a dispute between the City of Cape Town and the Cape Town Minstrel Carnival Association. The Court says the earlier booking for Vygieskraal Stadium was confirmed and later cancelled, and it considers grounds relating to urgency, mootness, SASREA compliance, and the grant of interdictory relief. The application for leave to appeal was dismissed.
This may be relevant to public law, administrative law, and local government matters involving venue bookings and leave to appeal.
Evidence from source
Application for leave to appeal. Applicable test – Appeal Moot – Appeal has no reasonable prospects of success – nor there exist any compelling reasons why an appeal should heard - Application dismissed.
Supports: Summary that the matter is an application for leave to appeal and it was dismissed.
the city now seeks leave to appeal to the SCA, alternatively to the Full Court of this Division
Supports: Summary that the judgment concerns an application for leave to appeal.