KABANGO v. LETA Y’U RWANDA
The Supreme Court held that the Minister for Environment was the correct party to be summoned for enforcement of the judgment, but found that the Ministry did not refuse to comply with the judgment; rather, it faced legal and practical obstacles because part of the land awarded included State marshland, which cannot be privately owned. The applicant’s claim for further enforcement or compensation was therefore unfounded.
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- Enforcement of judgments
- State liability
- Compensation for expropriation
- Ministerial responsibility