The High Court dismissed an application for leave to appeal in a dispute between Jinja 2 Outdoor Advertising (Pty) Ltd and the City of Cape Town. The judgment says the remaining grounds concerned costs, a collateral challenge, and issues about the Outdoor Advertising By-law, the National Building Regulations and Building Standards Act, and internal remedies. The court ordered costs, including the costs of counsel, to be paid on Scale B.
This appears to concern leave to appeal, municipal by-law enforcement, building plan approval, and collateral challenges in the context of outdoor advertising.
Evidence from source
Summary : Application for leave to appeal – requirements for leave to appeal not satisfied – application dismissed with costs, including the costs of counsel – costs to be paid on Scale B.
Supports: plain_summary: dismissal of leave to appeal and costs order
the issues related to the main application narrowed entirely, rendering the substantive relief intended for the original ground of appeal moot.
Supports: plain_summary: remaining grounds concerned narrower issues after the dispute evolved
the grounds raised by the applicant are bad in law and fall to be dismissed with costs, including the costs of counsel. Costs to be paid on Scale B.
Supports: plain_summary: outcome and costs order