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AI summary
The High Court in Johannesburg dealt with an interlocutory dispute about whether two applications should be considered together. The Court removed the exception from the roll and struck the Rule 41 costs application and a declaratory order application from the roll with costs.
This appears to concern Commercial Court procedure and the treatment of interlocutory applications in that forum.
Evidence from source
The applicant’s exception is removed from the roll; 2. The application for costs in terms of Rule 41 of the Rules and the application for a declaratory order are struck from the roll with costs
Supports: Summary of the order made by the Court.
The governing principles are grounded in fairness, efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Supports: Why it may matter line about Commercial Court procedure.