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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court heard an appeal in a review concerning squid sector allocations and preliminary objections based on mootness and delay. The court upheld the appeal, granted condonation for non-compliance with PAJA, dismissed the points in limine, and remitted the matter for a full hearing on the substantive merits.
This may be relevant to administrative law, judicial review, and small-scale fisheries matters.
Evidence from source
The appeal is upheld. 2. The order of the court a quo is set aside and replaced by the following order: a) The applicant’s application for condonation of the non-compliance with PAJA is granted.
Supports: Supports the outcome that the appeal was upheld and condonation was granted.
Administrative law — Judicial review — Special sectors — Small-scale fisheries — Preliminary objections — Mootness and delay.
Supports: Supports the subject matter and legal areas covered by the judgment.
The matter is remitted to the court a quo for the hearing and comprehensive determination of the substantive merits of the application.
Supports: Supports the summary that the matter was sent back for a full hearing on the merits.