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AI summary
The judgment concerns a point in limine about whether the applicant was authorised to institute the main review application. The court noted that an earlier resolution was taken before the applicant existed, but a later resolution after adoption of the constitution was treated as a separate authorisation and the point in limine was dismissed with costs.
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Evidence from source
This judgment concerns a single crisp point in limine: was the applicant authorised to institute the main application for review.
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The later resolution constitutes a separate standalone resolution adopted subsequent to the adoption of the constitution of the applicant when it had capacity to act rendering it a valid authorisation of these proceedings.
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Accordingly, the point in limine is dismissed with costs.
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