(b) In the case of a petition referred to in paragraph (b) of sub-rule (1), two copies of the affidavit shall be lodged with the registrar within 14 days of the service of the notice in terms of that paragraph. (4) Every application for leave to appeal shall furnish succinctly and fairly all such information as may be necessary to enable the court to decide whether such leave ought to be granted, and shall be accompanied by a copy of the judgment delivered by the court and where leave to appeal has been refused by that court, also by a a quo, copy of the judgment refusing such leave. (5) The petition shall not contain extraneous or irrelevant matter, and shall deal with the merits of the case only in so far as is necessary for the purpose of explaining and supporting the particular grounds upon which leave to appeal is sought. (6) Whenever the Supreme Court grants leave to appeal it shall at the same time make an order fixing the time within which the record shall be lodged with the registrar, and where applicable, it may order the appellant to find security for the costs of appeal in such an amount as may be determined by the registrar and may fix the time within which such security shall be found. (7) Whenever leave to appeal has been granted by the Supreme Court or the court a quo, as the case may be, the case shall not be set down for hearing in the Supreme Court until proof has been furnished to the registrar that any security ordered under rule (6) or by the court a quo, has been furnished by the appellant within the period fixed by the court in question. (8) The provisions of paragraph (b) of sub-rule (1), sub-rule (2), paragraph (a) of rule (3) and sub-rules (4) and (5) of this rule shall mutatis mutandis apply in respect of any application for condonation. (9) Any such application for condonation shall be accompanied by two typed copies thereof or such number as the Chief Justice or the judges considering the application direct.
(b) In the case of a petition referred to in paragraph (b) of sub-rule (1), two copies of the affidavit shall be lodged with the registrar within 14 days of the service of the notice in terms of that paragraph. (4) Every application for leave to appeal shall furnish succinctly and fairly all such information as may be necessary to enable the court to decide whether such leave ought to be granted, and shall be accompanied by a copy of the judgment delivered by the court a quo, and where leave to appeal has been refused by that court, also by a copy of the judgment refusing such leave. (5) The petition shall not contain extraneous or irrelevant matter, and shall deal with the merits of the case only in so far as is necessary for the purpose of explaining and supporting the particular grounds upon which leave to appeal is sought. (6) Whenever the Supreme Court grants leave to appeal it shall at the same time make an order fixing the time within which the record shall be lodged with the registrar, and where applicable, it may order the appellant to find security for the costs of appeal in such an amount as may be determined by the registrar and may fix the time within which such security shall be found. (7) Whenever leave to appeal has been granted by the Supreme Court or the court a quo, as the case may be, the case shall not be set down for hearing in the Supreme Court until proof has been furnished to the registrar that any security ordered under (6) or by the court a quo, has been furnished by the appellant within the period fixed by the court in question. (8) The provisions of paragraph (b) of sub-rule (1), sub-rule (2), paragraph (a) of (3) and sub-rules (4) and (5) of this rule shall mutatis mutandis apply in respect of any application for condonation. (9) Any such application for condonation shall be accompanied by two typed copies thereof or such number as the Chief Justice or the judges considering the application direct. rule rule
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