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The High Court considered an application for leave to appeal in a matter arising from section 91 of COIDA. It upheld a point in limine, struck the application from the roll with costs, and recorded that the applicants may approach the Supreme Court of Appeal for special leave to appeal.
This may be relevant to parties dealing with COIDA appeals and the appellate route from a High Court decision.
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The point in limine is upheld. 2. The application for leave to appeal is struck from the roll with costs
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the applicants may approach the Supreme Court of Appeal for special leave to appeal.
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application for leave to appeal a judgment of two judges that presided over an appeal in terms of section 91 of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act 130 of 1993
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