{"issue_text":"Whether the three-judge panel has jurisdiction to determine an application for condonation related to a substantive application pending before the full bench","issue_type":"procedural","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"The substantive application under CCZ 3/24 is pending before the full bench; the present application seeks condonation for defects in that application"}
{"issue_text":"Whether the application was brought under the wrong rule","issue_type":"procedural","dispositive":"no (jurisdictional issue was dispositive)","related_facts":"The applicant invoked Rule 5(1)(a) for condonation"}
{"issue_text":"Whether the applicant's failure to comply with Rule 22(2)(b)-(d) can be condoned","issue_type":"procedural","dispositive":"no (jurisdictional issue was dispositive)","related_facts":"The application did not state grounds as required"}
{"issue_text":"Whether service on the Attorney-General 8 days after filing was valid","issue_type":"procedural","dispositive":"no (jurisdictional issue was dispositive)","related_facts":"Service was effected 8 days after filing; Registrar rejected proof of service"}
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Background
The applicant sought condonation for non-compliance with Constitutional Court Rules when filing a substantive application after being granted direct access. The applicant filed an application that did not comply with Rule 22(2)(b)-(d) and served it on the Attorney-General eight days after filing. The respondent raised preliminary objections that the application was incompetent and brought under the wrong rule.
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