David Campbell v Steven Crane

In the matter of *David Campbell v Steven Crane*, the applicants sought an extension of time to file a summons for leave to appeal against decisions made by the court on 2 June 2009, 6 April 2011, and 2 September 2011. The respondents were Steven Crane.

The primary legal issue before the court was whether to grant the applicants an extension of time to file their summons for leave to appeal, and consequently, whether to grant leave to appeal. The court also had to consider the appropriate directions for the filing of an amended summons and a notice of appeal.

The court considered the applicants' request for an extension of time and, in its discretion, ordered that the time for filing the summons for leave to appeal be extended until 13 June 2012. The court further directed the applicants to file an amended summons for leave to appeal by the same date. Having considered the application, the court granted the applicants leave to appeal and directed them to file a notice of appeal by 20 June 2012. The costs of this application were to be costs of the appeal.