I'm not aware of any Rules Condition to check for repeating attributes. However you may possibly get it to work by using a loop within your Rules Actions, to actually check how many repeating values you actually have.
To do so, have a look at the rule included in the answer to "How to add up all items of a field collection field using Rules?". You could use a similar set of Rules Actions (combined with whatever Rules Events/Conditions you want) to simply calculate how many values you have.
For that, all you need to do is to initialize some counter to zero (before the loop starts), and then add "1" to that counter for each list item. And after the Rules Loop is finished, you invoke a separate Rules Component to which you pass the counter (= result of your calculation) as a parameter. Within that Rules Component, you can add any Rules Conditions you'd want. And in its Rules Actions you perform the actual Rules Actions you want.
It might be worth to pass your date field also as an extra parameter to the Rules Component, so that possibly you can get access (whatever you mean by that) to that "repeat rule" also.
Note (about your comment): Using node:field-time:1:value might also work, but you'd first have to do some testing with that "data field is empty". I doubt a bit what happens in the case where you only have 1 value (= node:field-time:0:value), while you would be referring to node:field-time:1:value ... In that case it might cause some type of data exception or so (not sure though, to be verified). How about some data comparison related to node:field-time:1:value, or (more "safe") using a text comparison with an appropriate RegEx?
