RUTAZIBWA v LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINIRENA) N’ABANDI

RUTAZIBWA v LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINIRENA) N’ABANDI

The applicant failed to prove that the RNRA committed fraud affecting the outcome of the case. The alleged new evidence (letters) was available during the original proceedings, and the RNRA was not asked to explain their delivery. There was no evidence of intentional deception or that the judgment was based solely...

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Citation
RLR V.2-2021
Parties
Applicant: Rutazibwa Alexandre; Respondent: Leta y’u Rwanda (MINIRENA); Respondent: Mukandutiye Bellancille
Court
Supreme Court
Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Judgment Date
27 September 2019
Case Number
RS/REV/RAD 00001/2018/SC
Procedural Posture
Civil Revision / Supreme Court – Application for Revision Based on New Facts/fraud
Outcome
Application for revision dismissed as inadmissible.
Legal Topics
Revision of Judgments, Fraud in Judicial Proceedings, Succession Disputes, Land Registration
Civil Procedure Succession Law Administrative Law Revision of Judgments Fraud in Judicial Proceedings Succession Disputes Land Registration

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Parties

Rutazibwa Alexandre

Applicant

Leta y’u Rwanda (MINIRENA)

Respondent

Mukandutiye Bellancille

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil Revision / Supreme Court – Application for Revision Based on New Facts/fraud

  1. 1 Whether the Rwanda Land Management and Use Authority (RNRA) committed fraud affecting the outcome of the succession case, justifying revision of the Supreme Court judgment.

Ratio Decidendi

The applicant failed to prove that the RNRA committed fraud affecting the outcome of the case. The alleged new evidence (letters) was available during the original proceedings, and the RNRA was not asked to explain their delivery. There was no evidence of intentional deception or that the judgment was based solely on false information. Therefore, the requirements for revision based on fraud were not met.

Court Disposition

Application for revision dismissed as inadmissible.

Orders

  • The application for revision filed by Rutazibwa Alexandre is not admitted for consideration.
  • The previous Supreme Court judgment (RADAA 0004/2017/SC of 02/02/2018) remains in force.