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AI summary
The High Court dealt with an application for absolution from the instance in a claim against a trade union for alleged breach of a contract of mandate. The plaintiffs said the union failed to prosecute a review application diligently after an alleged demotion dispute. The court granted absolution and ordered the plaintiffs to pay costs.
This appears to concern claims against a trade union arising from the handling of a labour dispute and review proceedings.
Evidence from source
This judgment determines that application.
Supports: The court was deciding the defendant's application for absolution from the instance.
the defendant, a trade union, for damages arising from an alleged breach of a contract of mandate.
Supports: The case concerned a claim against a trade union based on an alleged breach of mandate.
The defendant’s application for absolution from the instance is granted.
Supports: The court granted absolution from the instance.