The Court of Appeal (single judge) dismissed two interlocutory applications by a self-represented appellant: one seeking to adduce compact discs of media reports as evidence on appeal, and another seeking to vacate the appeal hearing date. Both applications were dismissed for lack of particularity and relevance — the media reports evidence was not relevant to the grounds of appeal alleging unreasonable verdict, and the application to vacate provided no particulars of the alleged 'obstructions' to preparation. The court noted the appellant was wasting time on meritless interlocutory applications.
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