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The judgment concerns an application by the Premier of the North West Province to rescind an order granted on 8 December 2021. The court records that the application was framed under Rule 42(1)(a) and says the applicant did not show absence or error on the papers, and the application was dismissed with costs.
This appears to concern rescission procedure and default judgment records, and may be relevant to public law litigation and civil procedure practitioners.
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[34] The upshot is that the applicant has not shown that the 8 December 2021 order was erroneously sought or erroneously granted.
Supports: Plain summary: the court found no showing of error in the 8 December 2021 order.
ORDER [1] The application for rescission is dismissed. [2] The applicant shall pay the first respondent's costs of the rescission application including the costs on Scale C.
Supports: Plain summary: the application was dismissed with costs.