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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court considered an application for leave to appeal against the dismissal of a counter-application and an eviction-related order. The judgment discusses late handwriting evidence, motion proceedings, registered title, the Master’s certificate, and the municipal report under PIE, and concludes that no reasonable prospect of success or other compelling reason was shown.
This may be relevant to leave to appeal decisions in eviction, transfer of property, and PIE matters.
Evidence from source
Summary : Leave to appeal against the dismissal of a counter-application challenging the sale and transfer and against an order . Late handwriting evidence tendered after argument required justification for reopening the proceedings and a f
Supports: Summary sentence 1 and the issues considered
No reasonable prospect of success or other compelling reason established. Leave refused, with costs.
Supports: Summary sentence 2 and outcome