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AI summary
The High Court in Pretoria considered an application for leave to appeal in Marishane and Another v Thelejane. The judgment says the application arose from an earlier eviction order and a notice of appeal that had been found irregular, incompetent and of no force and effect in law. The court dismissed the application for leave to appeal.
This may be relevant to eviction and appellate procedure matters.
Evidence from source
declared the applicants’ notice of appeal against an eviction order obtained by default judgment to be irregular, incompetent and of no force and effect in law
Supports: Summary sentence 2
[9.1] The application for leave to appeal is dismissed.
Supports: Summary sentence 3