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AI summary
The Supreme Court of Appeal considered an application for reconsideration of its earlier refusal of special leave to appeal in a murder matter. The judgment discusses the section 17(2)(f) threshold, the medical evidence on the deceased's injuries, and the applicant's argument that the cause of death was uncertain. The order confirmed the dismissal of the application for special leave to appeal.
This may be relevant to criminal appeal practice and section 17(2)(f) reconsideration applications.
Evidence from source
Application for reconsideration and oral argument against refusal of special leave against conviction and sentence in terms of s 17(2) (f) read with s 17(2)( d ) of the Superior Courts Act 10 of 2013
Supports: plain_summary: the matter was an application for reconsideration of refusal of special leave to appeal
The order of this Court, dismissing the application for special leave to appeal, is confirmed.
Supports: plain_summary: the final order confirmed dismissal