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The High Court dealt with an application for leave to appeal in Ziqubu v Sants Private Higher Education Institution and Others. The judgment says the orders sought to be appealed were not final determinations, were interim in nature, and that there was a pending review application about the applicant’s expulsion.
This may be relevant to appeal and higher education litigation matters.
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The legal position in this matter premised on the grounds, inter alia that the orders sought to be appealed against are not final determinations of the matter and are by nature interim, these orders are not appealable.
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It is to be noted that there is a pending application for the review of the applicant’s expulsion wherein finality of the matter is to be determined.
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This application, consequently, does not meet the requirements of Section 17 (1)(a), nor are there exceptional circumstances warranting that an appeal be heard.
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