ORGANIC LAW N°06/2012/OL OF 14/09/2012 DETERMINING THE ORGANISATION, FUNCTIONING AND JURISDICTION OF COMMERCIAL COURTS | 06/2012/OL OF 14/09/2012 — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORGANIC LAW N°06/2012/OL OF 14/09/2012 DETERMINING THE ORGANISATION, FUNCTIONING AND JURISDICTION OF COMMERCIAL COURTS

This article says the Organic Law sets the organization, functioning, jurisdiction, and powers of the Commercial Courts.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
06/2012/OL OF 14/09/2012
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This article says the Organic Law sets the organization, functioning, jurisdiction, and powers of the Commercial Courts. This article defines “commercial matters” for the Organic Law. Commercial cases are heard by the Commercial High Court and the Commercial Courts. Each Commercial Court must have at least three judges, including a President and Vice President, and also include registrars and other necessary staff. The President of the Commercial Court must manage the court’s work, take steps to speed up cases, organize how the court functions, and monitor judges and staff.