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The Supreme Court held that in criminal cases, its jurisdiction on second appeal depends only on the penalty imposed, not the damages claimed. The appeal was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court held it could hear an urgent stay-of-execution application linked to a revision for injustice and granted a stay pending the main case.
The Supreme Court held that the appeal was admissible because the lower courts had decided the case on different grounds, so the jurisdiction objection failed.
The Supreme Court held that third party opposition is not permitted against its own judgments, and dismissed the Government of Rwanda’s application as inadmissible.
The Supreme Court of Rwanda rejected a third party opposition against its own final judgment, holding that such an extraordinary remedy is barred by law.
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