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The Court of Appeal held that an IECMS party-designation error should not defeat a valid appeal, and partially allowed WIC Ltd’s appeal on auctioned properties.
The Court of Appeal held that a correctable IECMS party-designation error should not bar an appeal, and it partly revised the list of auctioned properties.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an urgent application in a succession dispute, finding no special urgency or irreparable harm to justify interim measures.
The High Court dismissed Uwayo Marie Aimee’s urgent application to lift an attachment on her property, holding there was no urgency while the debt dispute remained unresolved.
The Commercial High Court dismissed Letshego Rwanda Ltd’s appeal, finding no evidence that the respondents intended to dispose of immovable property to evade debt payment.
The Court of Appeal granted interim relief and suspended enforcement of the exequatur judgment pending the outcome of the related substantive proceedings.
The Commercial High Court partly allowed an appeal, suspending mortgage transfer of a house pending the main case and setting aside a refund of Frw 50,000 court fees.
The Commercial High Court partly allowed an appeal, suspending transfer of a house as mortgage pending the main case and setting aside an order on procedural costs.
The Commercial High Court held that a party may seek interim measures from court before or during arbitration, and that the claim’s content controls its characterization.
The Supreme Court upheld a stay of execution over land-registration orders, finding it did not prejudice the merits of the pending main dispute.
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