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AI summary
The High Court considered an application for leave to appeal arising from an earlier interim interdict over a trust bank account. It found that the leave to appeal application had been delivered and lodged, but dismissed the application because the underlying order was not appealable on the Zweni test.
This may be relevant to appeal procedure and interim interdicts involving trust accounts and statement-and-debatement proceedings.
Evidence from source
The application for leave to appeal is dismissed, with costs on scale C.
Supports: plain_summary claim that the application was dismissed.
I am accordingly not persuaded that the order is appealable.
Supports: plain_summary claim that the court found the underlying order not appealable.
the order operates as a holding position pending final determination.
Supports: plain_summary claim describing the interim nature of the order.