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High Court: (a) grants order dismissing proceedings, where one plaintiff sought to make allegations against solicitors that had already been withdrawn in other proceedings, and had no statable cause of action against a finance company, and where the other plaintiff had no cause of action and was subject to a prior order prohibiting him from acting as a 'McKenzie friend'; and (b) adjourns for further submission the question of whether to impose an 'Isaac Wunder'-type order restraining the plaintiffs from issuing proceedings without a court order.
Money advanced to finance purchase of land - default on repayment - summary proceedings - discovery order - failure to comply - McKenzie friend - application to dismiss claim - abuse of process of court - frivolous / vexatious - 'Isaac Wunder' order - right of access to the court - alleged mental distress - prior order against party prohibiting him from acting as a 'McKenzie friend'.
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