| 1. |
An opposed motion which is expected to require a day or
more (including the delivery of an ex tempore judgment) may
not be enrolled for hearing without the consent of the Deputy Judge President. |
| 2. |
The consent of the Deputy Judge President for the
enrolment of the matter is sought in writing, a copy of which must simultaneously
be made available to the other party or parties to the opposed motion
and must contain:- |
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2.1. |
a short exposition of the nature and complexity of
the matter; |
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2.2. |
the estimated duration thereof; |
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2.3. |
an assurance that all the necessary affidavits have
been exchanged (or in exceptional cases an indication of the date by
when they will have been exchanged); |
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2.4. |
an assurance that the papers have been properly indexed
and paginated; |
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2.5. |
proposals for the filing of heads of argument by the
parties; |
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2.6. |
suggestions as to when the application can be heard. |
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The other party or parties to the opposed motion who wish to make representations
in respect thereof may do so in writing. |
| 3. |
The Deputy Judge President will determine the date
of the hearing of the aforesaid opposed motion and furnish such directions
as he deems fit in respect thereof. |
| 4. |
The opposed motion must forthwith be enrolled for
hearing in terms of the determination of the Deputy Judge President. |
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