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AI summary
The Labour Court dealt with an application to make an arbitration award an order of court under section 158(1)(c) of the Labour Relations Act. The respondent opposed the application because a review application was said to be pending, but the judgment notes a lack of steps to prosecute that review. The court made the award an order of court and ordered the respondent to pay the costs of the application.
This may be relevant to labour litigation involving section 158(1)(c) applications and pending review proceedings.
Evidence from source
The application was opposed by the respondent on the basis that there is an application to review the arbitration award pending before this Court.
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