accordance with the provisions of the Uniform Rules of Court of the
Supreme Court of South Africa.
28.
29.
I nterlocutory applications
(1)
Any proceedings before the Tribunal not leading to a final order shall
be disposed of by the Tribunal.
(2)
The application shall be made in writing, stating the grounds upon
which it is made, and shall be sent to the Registrar.
(3)
If all parties to the proceedings consent to the application, it shall be
accompanied by consents signed by them or on their behalf; and in
any other case, a copy of the application shall, before it is made, be
served by the applicant on every other party, and the application shall
state that this has been done.
(4)
Any party objecting to the application may, within seven days after
receiving a copy thereof, send written notice of objection to the
Registrar and to the applicant, in that case, before disposing of the
application, the Tribunal shall consider any objection of which notice
has been given as aforesaid and may, if it thinks fit, give all parties
concerned an opportunity of being heard.
Consolidation of proceedings
If more than one reference under section 31 or 32 relating to the same licence
scheme, or more than one application under section 33 relating to the same
licensing body or person is pending before the Tribunal, the Tribunal may, if it
thinks fit, either of its own motion or on application made under regulation 28,
order that some or all of the references or applications, as the case may be,
be considered together, and may give such consequential directions as may
be necessary: Provided that the Tribunal shall not make an order under this
regulation of its own motion without giving all parties concerned a reasonable
opportunity of objecting to the proposed order.
30.
31.
Disclosure of documents
(1)
Every party to proceedings before the Tribunal shall send to the
Registrar and to every other party a copy or any document relevant to
the proceedings which is in that party's possession or control.
(2)
If any party fails without just cause to comply with the requirements of
subregulation (1), the Tribunal may order him to comply and may give
such consequential directions concerning the adjournment of the
hearing or otherwise as may be necessary and may order any party to
pay any costs occasioned by his default.
(3)
The Tribunal may, if any party fails within the time fixed by it to comply
with any order made under subregulation (2), order that such party
shall be deemed to have abandoned any interest it may have had in
the proceedings and dismiss the application or reference case may
be, and make such order concerning costs as it deems fit.
Evidence