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AI summary
The High Court dismissed an application by the South African Police Service Medical Scheme to review AFSA's refusal to accept a notice of appeal against an arbitration award. The court found that the documents did not record a written agreement that the award would be subject to an appeal. The first respondent's counter application to make the arbitration award an order of court was granted.
This appears to concern arbitration procedure, review proceedings, and the recording of appeal rights in writing.
Evidence from source
The applicant applied, under the principle of Legality, for the review and the setting aside of the second respondent’s refusal to accept the applicant’s notice of appeal against an award
Supports: plain summary sentence 1
Neither the Service Level Agreement, nor the arbitration agreement, record in writing an agreement between the parties that the arbitration award would be subject to an appeal process.
Supports: plain summary sentence 2
The arbitrator’s award dated 24 October 2024 by the fourth respondent, Honorable Justice Sandile Ngcobo is made an order of court;
Supports: plain summary sentence 3