condonationlate filingconfirmation of rulingdesignated agentconciliationadjudicationIsoquant principle
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condonationconfirmation of rulingprocedural irregularitydesignated agentconciliation
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Case Summary
Key Issues
{"issue_text":"Whether the condonation application should be considered when the underlying confirmation application is defective","issue_type":"procedural","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"The designated agent exceeded his jurisdiction by adjudicating after issuing a certificate of no settlement"}
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Background
The applicant sought condonation for late filing of a response to an application for confirmation of a ruling. The 2nd respondent raised a point in limine arguing that the confirmation application itself was defective because the designated agent had exceeded his jurisdiction by proceeding to adjudication after issuing a certificate of no settlement, in breach of the Isoquant principle.
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