Capital Letter: Your lawyer files your appeal too late – can it be saved?
Top court looks at what happens when a lawyer fails to file an appeal on time.
A lawyer’s failure to file an appeal on time can have significant consequences for a client. What was a right to appeal then depends on the court exercising discretion to extend time for appealing under rule 29A of the Court of Appeal (Civil) Rules 2005.
Many applications in this area are by
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