SANLAM AG PLc v NYIRANEZA N’UNDI
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HABINSHUTI N’UNDI v. HUNAN ROAD AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Ltd
The compromise agreement signed on 12/11/2024 by the parties resolved all issues in dispute, terminated the appeal, and is binding on all signatories. The court recognizes and enforces the settlement as the final disposition of the case.
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- Unlawful dismissal
- Amicable settlement
- Compromise agreement
- Employment termination
- Compensation
BIMENYIMANA v. NDERERIMANA
The Supreme Court dismissed a review application, held the auction-annulment claim was timely, and directed that the merits be heard.
- Auction annulment
- Procedural time limits
- Grounds for review
- Notification requirements
- Auction-annulment
- Procedural-time-limits
EDECON CONSULTANTS Ltd v. AB BANK RWANDA PLC N’UNDI
The Court of Appeal lacks jurisdiction to hear a second appeal in business reorganization matters where the subject matter cannot be valued in monetary terms. The debts owed or claimed are not the subject of the proceedings and cannot be used to establish jurisdiction. Therefore, the second appeal is inadmissible.
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- Jurisdiction of appellate courts
- Business reorganization
- Valuation of claims
- Costs and attorney fees
HORIZON EXPRESS LTD v. SAMIRA SAIF AMUR AL MARHOOBI N’ABANDI
The Court of Appeal partially allowed the appeal, rejected speculative loss-of-profit claims, and adjusted restitution after an annulled auction.
- Evidence
- Damages
- Auction annulment
- Loan agreements
- Costs and attorney fees
- Auction-annulment
SANLAM AG PLC v NYIRANEZA ET AL.
The Court of Appeal held that moral damages may be awarded for a miscarriage caused by a motor vehicle accident under general principles of law when no special law covers the issue.
- Damages
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Moral damages
- Miscarriage
- General principles of law
- Moral-damages
SANLAM AG PLC v NYIRANEZA N’UNDI
The Court of Appeal confirmed a mediation agreement settling a succession and land-registration dispute, holding that it should be executed as written.
- Inheritance dispute
- Land registration
- Mediation agreement
- Execution of judgments
- Mediation-agreement
- Land-registration
INGABIRE v. KARASIRA N’ABANDI
The Court of Appeal held that a signed amicable settlement resolved the dispute, terminated the case, and must be honored by all signatories.
- Amicable settlement
- Inheritance
- Property sale
- Effect of settlement agreements
- Amicable-settlement
- Contract-law
CIMERWA LTD v KIGALI CERAMICA FURNITURE LTD ET.AL
The Supreme Court held that the mere issuance of cheques by KCF Ltd did not constitute valid payment as the cheques were not backed by sufficient funds from issuance to expiration. The underlying debt remained enforceable, and KCF Ltd was obligated to pay the outstanding amount. Interest was awarded at the average lending rate published by the National Bank of Rwanda. The Court found no grounds to pierce the corporate veil and hold Karangwa Raymond personally liable. KCF Ltd was ordered to reimburse CIMERWA Ltd for the previously paid 11,650,000 Frw and to pay legal costs.
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- Negotiable instruments
- Breach of contract
- Cheque payment
- Interest calculation
- Corporate veil
- Unlawful enrichment
BIMENYIMANA v NDERERIMANA
The Supreme Court held that a challenge to an auction was filed in time after notification by email, dismissed the review for injustice, and ordered merits hearing to continue.
- Invalidation of auction
- Jurisdiction
- Limitation period
- Notification requirements
- Auction-invalidation
- Judicial-review
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