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Application to introduce fresh evidence in mortgage possession appeal denied
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High Court refuses the defendants' application to submit fresh evidence in an appeal concerning a mortgage possession order, on the grounds that the evidence did not meet the criteria for new evidence as it was not in existence at the time of the trial and could have been obtained with reasonable diligence.
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