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AI summary
The High Court considered an application for leave to appeal after earlier sequestration orders against Mr Maree’s estate. It held that the application had no reasonable prospects of success, that no other compelling reason for an appeal was present, and dismissed the application. The judgment also notes findings about the advantage to creditors issue, the exercise of discretion, late and broader-than-notice arguments, and costs.
This appears to concern sequestration, leave to appeal, and the way grounds of appeal and costs were dealt with in the High Court.
Evidence from source
Consequently, Mr Maree’s application for leave to appeal must be dismissed.
Supports: Summary that the application was dismissed.