The case is a routine application of certiorari principles to a fact-specific appeal. It confirms that a general concession by counsel that denial of natural justice is an available ground in certiorari proceedings is not a concession that the ground has been made out. It also confirms that where a County Court appeal proceeds as a rehearing de novo, a party who elects to proceed cannot later complain about alleged deficiencies in the Magistrates' Court hearing.
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