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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court considered an application for leave to appeal against its refusal of a section 18(3) order under the Superior Courts Act. It recorded the parties' arguments about appealability, irreparable harm and a guarantee, and then refused leave to appeal. The court also ordered the applicants to pay the costs.
This may be relevant to parties dealing with section 18 enforcement applications and leave to appeal under the Superior Courts Act.
Evidence from source
The application for leave to appeal is refused.
Supports: The court's order refusing leave to appeal.
The applicants are to pay the costs of the application, jointly and severally
Supports: The costs order.