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The High Court considered an application for leave to appeal in Makhubele v Mabunda and Others. It dealt with grounds concerning an interim order, earlier orders, a vexatious litigant declaration, alleged procedural unfairness, and a costs order, and refused leave to appeal. The court also ordered the applicant to pay the third respondent’s costs of the leave application.
This may be relevant to parties following appeal procedure, vexatious litigant findings, and costs orders in ongoing High Court litigation.
Evidence from source
the application for leave to appeal must be refused.
Supports: The court refused leave to appeal.
The applicant is ordered to pay the third respondent’s costs of this application.
Supports: The court made a costs order against the applicant.