whose operative parts read as follows “Ruling in public, in the presence of both parties, in a civil proceeding and at first instance: AS CONCERNS PROCEDURAL MATTERS: Declares the objection of Madame Madio NIARE and Fanta TOURE admissible : AS CONCERNS THE MERITS: Confirms the default judgement handed down on 17 December 1987 by this Civil Court (No. 392), Orders the appellant to pay costs;” As a result of this document, the Bamako Court of Appeal handed down on 30 April 1992 judgement No. 171 whose operative read out as follows: “Ruling in public, in the presence of both parties, in a succession proceeding and as the court of last resort; AS CONCERNS PROCEDURAL MATTERS: Declares the appeal admissible; AS CONCERNS THE MERITS: Confirms the portion of the appealed ruling ordering sharing in accordance with Muslim law with all the aspects contained therein; Overturns however the portion regarding the amount for rents collected: Ruling anew on this point and changing the amount, sets the amount for the said rents at the minimum of CFAF 4,222,000 plus CFAF350,000, representing a total of CFAF 4,472,000 : orders that it should be shared: Orders the appellants to pay costs:” Through a document filed at the Registry on 02 March 1992, Barrister Mamadou DAFFE. Attorney, acting on behalf of and for the heirs of late Gaoussou DRAME, declared that he will appeal against this judgement; As a result of this appeal, the Supreme Court of Mali ( Judicial Chamber) handed down, on 19 July, Judgement No 114 whose operative parts read as follows: As concerns procedural matters: Declares the appeal admissible; As regards the merits : Quashes and cancels the appealed decision; Sends the case and parties back to the Bamako Court of Appeal, with a different composition ; Orders that the deposit fine should be returned: Orders the State Treasury to pay for costs ”: Based on this document, the case was registered in the general list of cases Scheduled at the court's registry to be heard as No. 684 of 1993 ; Called up for the hearing of 19 January, 1994, it was successively postponed to 22 February, 1994 for filing and exchange of submissions, on 16 March 1994 to duly compose the Court, to 6 April 1994 on the same grounds , on this date, the case was scheduled for deliberation on 8 June 1994; when this date arrived, the deliberation was reopened for the court to be constituted once again and the case was postponed to 15 June 1994 for this purpose and scheduled for deliberation on this date, to 14 September 1994 before the deliberation was extended to 28 September 1994, on this date the deliberation was reopened and an order given to reopen proceedings for an investigation to determine the amounts for rents generated from May 1983 to June 1984 from the house located at Missira Rue