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AI summary
The High Court dealt with an application for leave to appeal and condonation in a dispute between Liberty Coal and Mantengu Mining. The court refused condonation, dismissed the leave application, and ordered costs on scale C. The judgment also refers to earlier findings about the unlawful holding of Liberty information and devices, and to Mantengu's counterapplication and the Anton Piller order.
This appears to concern litigation over Anton Piller relief, access to information, and costs orders in a commercial dispute.
Evidence from source
The application for condonation is refused. 2. The application for leave is therefore dismissed. 3. The appellant shall pay the costs of this application on scale C.
Supports: The outcome of the leave application and costs order.
The central question before me was whether Mantengu held Liberty Group company information and devices lawfully.
Supports: The subject matter of the underlying dispute.
I found that Mantengu unlawfully held Liberty information and devices and the like.
Supports: The earlier finding referred to in the judgment.