REASONS FOR THE DECISION Whereas it is established in Judgment No.320 of 11th May 2007 by the Civil Court of Municipality VI of the District of Bamako that neither Mrs. DIARRA Assitan NIENTATO nor the mother of the latter, named Saran TOURÉ, are heirs of the deceased Sekou KANTE; Whereas it is not disputed by Mrs NIENTAO Assitan DIARRA that the management of the rents from the Torokorbougou concession was entrusted to her, that she does not dispute that she had no other source of income; That in these conditions, it is with rents accruing to the heirs of the deceased Sekou KANTE that she invested to lodge her mother in the concession which does not devolve to them by succession; Whereas Mrs. NIENTAO Assitan DIARRA has therefore neither legally protected interest nor quality to claim the 10,768,734 FCFA invested and included in the succession mass of the late Sekou KANTE; that her application to intervene as a non-disputing party is therefore inadmissible; Whereas it is a legal principle that no one can be forced to remain under joint ownership or possession; it is therefore appropriate to grant the request for division of the succession mass formulated by the heir Barou KANTE, and that the succession mass consists of the concession located in Torokorobougou and the bare plot of land located in Magnambougou of a total value of 17,445,677 FCFA, and rule that the sharing will be done between the legally known heirs; Thereupon, the Court must accordingly uphold the contested judgment in its provisions concerning the claims of Mrs NIENTAO Assitan DIARRA, declare inadmissible her application to intervene, and order the sharing of the whole succession mass in favour of the legally known heirs; Having regard to the provisions of Article 9 of the Criminal Procedure Code; FOR THESE REASONS Ruling publicly, after due hearing, in civil matters and in last resort; On the Form : Receives the main appeal and cross-appeal On the Substance: Confirms the contested judgment in its provisions concerning the determination of the succession mass and its value, and reverses its other provisions; Ruling anew: