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AI summary
The High Court in Pretoria dealt with an urgent application for an interim interdict to suspend the operation and execution of a Rule 58 order pending review proceedings. The judgment records that the applicant relied on section 22(1) of the Superior Courts Act and on the handling of a further supplementary affidavit. The application was dismissed with costs.
This may be relevant to parties involved in review proceedings, interim interdicts, and supplementary affidavits in Magistrates’ Court matters.
Evidence from source
the applicant intends to review the order and has brought this application on an urgent basis for an interim interdict suspending the operation and execution of the order pending the final determination of the review proceedings.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1
The applicant relies on the following grounds of review: 5.1 the court a quo did not exercise its discretion judicially when it dismissed the applicant’s request to file a further supplementary affidavit
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1. The application is dismissed with costs.
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