Chrissie:
I answered to you on the 22 Oct 2018 at 14:26 as below:
Maria
Could you please answer the following:-
Has the Cassation appeal actually been admitted to the SC, or is it still awaiting a decision whether it warrants admission? If there are technical issues for non admission then presumably you would have been informed by now, in which case the previous provincial appeal ruling would stand as a final ruling? Is this correct? It is correct. Its admission has yet not been decided
If on the other hand the appeal has been admitted to the SC, then if you have not been requested to make a payment for defending against the Cassation appeal, could this be because the law firm are covering these costs until such time as a final SC ruling is achieved? It has not been admitted yet.
If you gain a successful ruling from the SC then can you be awarded costs to cover your defence or does each party have to pay their own costs? Yes, if we win, our client can be awarded legal costs.
How long are the current delays for a decision to be made for admission to the SC? And likewise how long are the current delays thereafter between admission and achieving a final SC ruling?
A procedure in the Supreme Court usually takes between 24 and 36 months since it is filed.
It takes between 24 and 30 months to admit it, and until 36 months to issue the final judgment
Thank you
Chrissie1