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AI summary
The Labour Court considered an application to review and set aside a ruling that had dismissed the applicant’s rescission application after he did not attend conciliation proceedings. The court noted competing explanations about notice of the conciliation date and found that the second respondent had considered the material before him. The application was dismissed and there was no order as to costs.
This may be relevant to review proceedings arising from dismissals of rescission applications and non-attendance at conciliation.
Evidence from source
The Applicant seeks to review and set aside a ruling dismissing his application to rescind a dismissal of his case before the Bargaining Council for failure to attend the Conciliation proceedings.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1
The Employer on an affidavit submitted proof that the matter was properly set down and that the notice of set down had been faxed to Applicant’s Legal Advisors.
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The application is dismissed. 15. There is no order as to costs.
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