HIGH COURT SETS ASIDE AN ORDER MADE FOLLOWING AN APPLICATION WITHOUT NOTICE : THIS IS A REHEARING IN FULL – THE APPLICANT DOES NOT HAVE TO SHOW AN ERROR SUCH AS TO WARRANT SETTING ASIDE THE ORIGINAL ORDER

Here we look at a case where the court set aside an order made without notice. The Master found that the evidence presented to him at the initial hearing was "neither full nor frank".  It is a reminder of the important duty of frank presentation of the issues when seeking a without notice order. Suc...

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