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Commercial law RLR V. 2-2023

NSHILI KIVU TEA FACTORY LTD (NKTF LTD) Et al v KIGALI LAW CHAMBERS (KLC)

The contract between KLC Ltd and the companies was binding as it was signed by the President of the Board of Directors, and the companies cannot deny liability to third parties based on internal authorization defects. However, KLC Ltd was only entitled to payment for two months (January and February 2019) as it should have known the contract was repudiated after non-payment and did not continue to perform. The claim for moral damages was denied as no loss of reputation or dignity was established. Both parties' claims for procedural and advocate fees were denied as each won and lost on some as…

  • Professional fees
  • Advocate-client contracts
  • Company representation
  • Contract termination
  • Procedural requirements for fee disputes
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Commercial law RLR V.2-2023

NSHILI KIVU TEA FACTORY LTD (NKTF LTD) Et al v KIGALI LAW CHAMBERS (KLC)

The Court of Appeal held the fee dispute was properly before court, upheld the contract as binding, reduced the award to 8,000 USD, and rejected moral damages.

  • Advocate's professional fees
  • Contract validity
  • Company representation
  • Mediation procedure
  • Damages
  • Procedural fees
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Company law RCOMA 0103/11/CS

MUSANIWABO v. MUKANKUSI ET AL

The Supreme Court ordered CLEADECO’s manager to convene a general assembly, but held that MUSANIWABO lacked standing to sue for company funds.

  • General assembly of companies
  • Company representation
  • Standing to sue
  • Company dissolution
  • Bank liability
  • Damages
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Civil procedure 0069/11/CS

KAREMERA SUCCESSORS v. RUZINDANA

The Supreme Court held that a claim over company property could not proceed against Karemera Boniface individually or his heirs, because he acted as company representative.

  • Capacity to sue and be sued
  • Company representation
  • Contract enforcement
  • Status of parties
  • Capacity-to-sue
  • Company-representation
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Commercial law RLR V.2 - 2014

HOTEL OKAPI v. BPR

The Supreme Court held that HOTEL OKAPI was bound by a loan contract signed by an apparent representative, and that the surety could be sued in solidum.

  • Apparent mandate
  • Suretyship
  • Company representation
  • Loan contracts
  • Apparent-mandate
  • Company-representation
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