LAW No 22/2018 OF 29/04/2018 RELATING TO THE CIVIL, COMMERCIAL, LABOUR AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
This provision says the law governs civil, commercial, labour, and administrative procedure, and also applies to other cases when no other specific law covers the procedure.
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- Jurisdiction
- Rwanda
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- 22/2018 OF 29/04/2018
- Status
- In force
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This provision says the law governs civil, commercial, labour, and administrative procedure, and also applies to other cases when no other specific law covers the procedure. This article defines several legal terms used in the Law, including public order, lack of jurisdiction, courtroom, service by publication, submissions, summons, standing, capacity of a party, and conciliation. A court claim is admissible only if the claimant has standing, interest, and capacity to sue, unless law says otherwise. A claimant may start proceedings, stop them before judgment or prescription, and settle amicably with the respondent, unless another law says otherwise. The respondent may admit the claim or seek an amicable settlement before judgment is pronounced, unless another law says otherwise.
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LAW No 22/2018 OF 29/04/2018 RELATING TO THE CIVIL, COMMERCIAL, LABOUR AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
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