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…Basically, the respondent argues that the application is fatally defective for inordinate delay and no sufficient cause has been shown by the applicant to justify grant of the reliefs applied for in the motion.…

…In the circumstances of this case, that cannot be said to be inordinate delay as there is a good reason for not complying with procedural timelines.…

…There has therefore been no inordinate delay as the total period taken by the applicant excluding the period taken to prepare and provide the proceedings was within thirty days.…

…In reply the advocate for the respondent noted the application had been brought within an inordinate delay. That in fact the application had not been made by good faith.…