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Supreme Court cannot hear appeals that merely dress up employment disputes as constitutional cases.

Supreme Court cannot hear land disputes unless constitutional interpretation is involved.

Supreme Court cannot hear appeals that only allege constitutional violations without actual constitutional interpretation.

Supreme Court lacks jurisdiction if lower courts only exercised procedural discretion.

Supreme Court cannot hear appeals that only involve statutory interpretation, not constitutional interpretation.

Supreme Court cannot hear arbitration appeals unless constitutional issues were substantively decided by lower courts.

Supreme Court cannot hear a landlord-tenant dispute unless it involves constitutional interpretation.

Supreme Court halts Sh1.06 billion judgment against Moi estate pending appeal.

Supreme Court cannot hear an appeal unless lower courts interpreted the Constitution.

Supreme Court can hear appeals on constitutional issues even if they started as judicial review cases.

To appeal to the Supreme Court, the case must have interpreted the Constitution from the start.

Supreme Court cannot hear an appeal unless the Court of Appeal interpreted the Constitution.

Supreme Court cannot hear appeals that merely re-litigate facts, not constitutional issues.

Supreme Court can hear arbitration appeals if they raise constitutional interpretation issues.

Supreme Court cannot hear an appeal until the main case is fully decided in lower courts.

Supreme Court refused to hear alimony appeal because it lacked constitutional interpretation.

Supreme Court cannot hear appeals on procedural rulings unless they involve constitutional interpretation.

Supreme Court cannot hear appeals that don't involve constitutional interpretation or application.