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The Court of Appeal held that late appeal grounds raising new issues were inadmissible and, in any event, the appellant failed to show errors in the judgment.
The Court of Appeal held that an urgent application filed by a respondent in an appeal was inadmissible because the respondent had no substantive claim before the court.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Uwimana Catherine’s appeal, holding that she did not identify errors in the High Court’s refusal to admit her urgent application.
The Supreme Court of Rwanda held that a constitutional challenge is inadmissible if the impugned law has already been repealed and is no longer in force.
The Supreme Court held that a judge-disqualification request was inadmissible because the applicant alleged enmity but produced no supporting evidence.
The Court of Appeal held that a claim filed in the name of a deceased person is inadmissible because the deceased lacked legal personality and capacity.
ASSAR failed to demonstrate a legitimate public interest as required by law, as it primarily represented the interests of insurance companies rather than the general public. The annexed study did not meet statutory requirements for an expert report, lacking evidence of seriousness, failed resolution attempts, and consequences. Therefore, the petition was inadmissible.
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The Supreme Court held that withdrawing a related claim barred the applicant from seeking review for miscarriage of justice over the same matter.
The Supreme Court held that the Prosecution’s retrial application was governed by the law in force when filed, and dismissed the preliminary objection as unfounded.
The Supreme Court held that a petitioner challenging the constitutionality of a law need not prove personal harm where the petition is brought in the public interest.
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