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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.
The High Court held that Rwibasira Jean d’Amour lacked standing and a personal, current interest to challenge execution over land registered in Mukaruziga Anastasie’s name.
The High Court held that Nkundumukiza had a personal and direct interest to challenge the administrative closure of the leased premises, set aside the dismissal, and remitted the case.
The Supreme Court held that the petitioner had standing and upheld the challenged succession provisions as constitutional.
The Commercial High Court found the plaintiff lacked current legal interest to seek suspension of execution, so the claim was declared inadmissible.
The Supreme Court held that Counsel Ngendahayo Kabuye had a legitimate interest to challenge the constitutionality of succession law provisions, and ordered the merits hearing to resume.
The Court of Appeal held that Gahizi Francis lacked a personal, direct and current interest to seek resolution of contradictory judgments about a debt to DREDECO Ltd.
The Supreme Court held that children cannot sue for registration on a parent’s property based on a future succession interest, and upheld damages for unnecessary litigation.
The Supreme Court held that the death of a spouse extinguished the deceased spouse’s pending claim, but the surviving spouse had to continue the case involving the property.
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