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AI summary
The High Court considered an urgent application about whether a magistrate's final spoliation order was suspended by a notice of appeal. It held that the notice of appeal did suspend the order and dismissed the application. The court ordered each party to pay its own costs.
This appears to concern how appeal notices interact with spoliation orders and may be relevant to litigation and urgent motion practice.
Evidence from source
the noting of the appeal indeed suspended the magistrate’s spoliation order.
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34.1 The applicant’s application is hereby dismissed. 34.2 Each party is ordered to pay its own costs.
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