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The Court of Appeal held that second-appeal jurisdiction depends on damages actually awarded below, not the amount claimed by the appellant.
The Court of Appeal held that Akarere ka Nyabihu’s second appeal was inadmissible because the lower courts rejected it on the same essential grounds.
The Court of Appeal held BCEG Rwanda Ltd’s second appeal inadmissible, finding it had lost in the lower courts on the same substantive grounds.
The Court of Appeal held that although the value of the subject matter exceeded the statutory threshold for jurisdiction, the appeal was inadmissible because GEM Rwanda Ltd lost in both lower courts on the same grounds—failure to prove its claims. Therefore, the procedural bar under Article 52(3) of Law No 30/2018 applied, and the appeal could not be entertained.
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