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The Court of Appeal held Muhittin Isildak’s appeal inadmissible because a corrective judgment issued by the Court of Appeal itself cannot be appealed.
The Court of Appeal held that an appeal in a commercial debt-confirmation and seizure-conversion matter had to be filed within three working days, so the appeal was out of time.
The appeal was not admissible because it was filed outside the three working day period required for appeals in urgent proceedings concerning confirmation of commercial debts and conversion of provisional seizure to execution, as stipulated by the relevant procedural law.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed Select Kalaos Ltd’s second appeal as inadmissible, holding that the lower court did not rely on a non-existent law.
The Supreme Court of Rwanda rejected BANI Ltd’s urgent application to evict its tenant, finding no urgency or provisional basis, and awarded costs to DUSABUMUREMYI.
The Supreme Court rejected COGEAR Ltd’s objection that the appeal was below the jurisdictional threshold, holding that later submissions and hearing claims count.
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