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Civil procedure RS/INJUST/RCOM 00007/2024/SC

MIHIGO v. AKARERE KA KARONGI

The Supreme Court held that Mihigo Bernard lacked direct and personal interest to sue Karongi District over payment tied to CBS’s judgment and dismissed the review application.

  • Standing to sue
  • Assignment of debt
  • Direct and personal interest
  • Enforcement of judgments
  • Standing-to-sue
  • Assignment-of-debt
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Commercial law RS/INJUST/RCOM 00007/2024/SC

MIHIGO v. AKARERE KA KARONGI

The Supreme Court held that Mihigo Bernard lacked direct and personal standing to sue Karongi District for payment based on an unnotified debt assignment from CBS.

  • Assignment of debt
  • Standing to sue
  • Interest to sue
  • Enforcement of judgments
  • Standing-to-sue
  • Assignment-of-debt
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Contract law RCOMAA 00050/2023/CA

EQUITY BANK RWANDA Plc (ex COGEBANQUE Plc) v. NYIRINKWAYA

The Court of Appeal held that a settlement signed by both parties ended the commercial appeal and is binding on them, so the dispute was concluded.

  • Settlement agreements
  • Effect of settlement
  • Standing to sue
  • Assignment of debt
  • Settlement-agreements
  • Commercial-appeals
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Commercial law RS/INJUST/RCOM 00006/2021/CA

COOPÉRATIVE DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DES ANCIENS CHAUFFEURS DE L’ETAT (CODACE) v NTAGANDA ABDALAHAMANI

The Court of Appeal held that assignment of the debt did not transfer ownership of the vehicle, and affirmed the retrial decision ordering CODACE to return it.

  • Assignment of debt
  • Security interests
  • Lease-purchase agreements
  • Remedies for breach of contract
  • Retrial for miscarriage of justice
  • Assignment-of-debt
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