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The Court of Appeal held that Covid-19 quarantine was a valid reason affecting the appeal deadline and that Bakundukize’s appeal should have been admitted.
The High Court held that a civil party must be summoned in review proceedings. It found injustice in the review judgment, but upheld the original conviction.
The High Court found injustice in revision proceedings because the civil claimant was not summoned, held the alleged new evidence was not new, and maintained the original judgment.
The Court of Appeal upheld the setting aside of an arbitral award because a party had not been given a fair chance to respond to key evidence.
The Court of Appeal upheld setting aside an arbitral award because a party was not given a chance to respond to evidence about a phone number and vehicle ownership.
The Supreme Court held that all parties to a judgment challenged for injustice must be summoned, even if not all applied for review through the Ombudsman.
The Supreme Court of Rwanda upheld joinder of two related commercial cases, finding no violation of the right to be heard and dismissing Kajeguhakwa’s appeal.
The Supreme Court of Rwanda refused enforcement of a New York judgment because Gahiga had not been summoned or heard, violating his right of defense.
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