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The High Court granted divorce after both spouses accepted that their marriage had irretrievably broken down, and it allocated child support and property division.
The High Court held that divorce by mutual consent requires a joint application, not separate petitions relying on a notarial agreement. The prior judgment was set aside.
High Court appeal in a divorce and property dispute, confirming divorce for abandonment and cruelty, while modifying child custody orders for the children.
The Court of Appeal held that a divorce judgment requiring a parent to pay school fees remains enforceable even without a specified amount, and upheld reimbursement to the paying parent.
The Court of Appeal held that procedural non-compliance does not justify a second appeal and upheld the objection that the appeal was outside its jurisdiction.
The High Court dissolved the marriage, divided the spouses’ property, awarded custody of the child to the mother, and declined damages.
The Supreme Court held that Belgian divorce and custody judgments met Rwanda’s exequatur requirements and ordered them enforced in Rwanda.
The High Court upheld a divorce between Munyandinda Charles and Mukamurenzi Fausta, ordered equal division of assets, and awarded custody to the mother.
The Court of Appeal held that a Canadian child-maintenance order met Rwanda’s exequatur requirements and should be enforced in Rwanda.
The Court of Appeal held that reconciliation extinguished the divorce, restoring Kabagema Annonciata’s standing to pursue return of property used for child maintenance.
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