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1. MONARE v BOTSWANA ASH (PTY) LTD. industrial court , gaborone . [IC NO 112 OF 1998]. 28 March 2004. De villiers J. Applicant in person for first two days; thereafter represented by T Rubadiri. B B Tafa for the respondent. DE villiers J: This matter was set down for a hearing in Francistown for three days. At that stage the applicant was appearing in person. At the end of the second day, whilst still under cross-examination, the applicant applied for a postponement in order to engage the services of an attorney. He also requested that the matter not be re-enrolled for continuation of the hearing until he has informed the registrar that he was ready to proceed. The next the court heard from the applicant was his letter dated 29 October 1999, in which he informed the court that be had been involved in a motor accident. He had been seriously injured and hospitalized for several weeks. He said that as a result of the aforesaid, he has been unable to look for legal representation.
1 MONARE v BOTSWANA ASH (PTY) LTD INDUSTRIAL COURT, GABORONE [IC NO 112 OF 1998] 28 March 2004 De Villiers J Applicant in person for first two days; thereafter represented by
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