An appeal shall lie to the Court from decisions of the Court of Appeal as of right in the following cases —
(a) in civil proceedings where the matter in dispute on appeal to the Court is of the value of not less than $25,000 or where the appeal involves directly or indirectly a claim or a question respecting property or a right of the aforesaid value;
(b) in proceedings for dissolution or nullity of marriage;
(c) in any civil or criminal proceedings which involve a question as to the interpretation of the Constitution;
(d) in respect of a matter where the Constitution expressly provides for an appeal from the decisions of the Court of Appeal;
(e) in any proceedings that are concerned with the exercise of the jurisdiction conferred upon the High Court relating to redress for the contravention of the provisions of the Constitution for the protection of fundamental rights; and
(f) such other cases as may be prescribed by any other law.