ACTION CONGRESS OF NIGERIA (ACN) V. NYAKO (2013)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Case summary of Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) v. Nyako, detailing the judgment, key issues, and implications for electoral law in Nigeria.
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Burden of proof in election petitions
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MARKUS NATINA GUNDIRI V. ALH. ABDULRAZAK SA’AD NAMDAS & ORS. (2013)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the Supreme Court decision in Gundiri v. Nyako regarding election petition and burden of proof. Case focuses on hearsay evidence and severance of non
DOMA V. I.N.E.C. (2012)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the Supreme Court ruling in Doma v. I.N.E.C., focusing on election petition issues and the significance of the burden of proof in electoral matters.
P.D.P. V. I.N.E.C (2012)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
A detailed summary of the Supreme Court decision in P.D.P. v. I.N.E.C, addressing election petition issues and the legal principles involved.
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C.P.C. V. I.N.E.C. (2012)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
A detailed analysis of the Supreme Court's ruling on election irregularities involving the Congress for Progressive Change and the Independent National Election
BUSOLA OYEBODE V. OGUNDELE GABRIEL (2013)
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- Court of Appeal (Ekiti Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed analysis of the appeal case Busola Oyebode v. Ogundele Gabriel regarding the Efon Constituency election, discussing crucial legal issues and the rul
POLYCARP ASUQUO EFFIOM V. DANIEL EFFIONG ASUQUO ET AL (2012)
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- Court of Appeal (Calabar Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Polycarp Asuquo Effiom v. Daniel Effiong Asuquo, discussing the Court of Appeal's decision on election disputes and the burden of proof.
ORAEKWE V. CHUKWUKA (2012)
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- Court of Appeal, Enugu Division
- Judgment date
In Oraekwe v. Chukwuka, the Court addressed election petition issues, reversing trial tribunal's decision on evidence and compliance with electoral provisions.
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- election tribunal and courts practice directions 2007, paragraphs 1(1) and 4(1), (3)
SULE MUAZU V. ALL NIGERIA PEOPLES' PARTY (2013)
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- Court of Appeal, Kaduna Division
- Judgment date
Analysis of the court ruling in Sule Muazu v. All Nigeria Peoples' Democratic Party case, focusing on election procedures and compliance with electoral laws.
GAMBO MAINASARA V. SHEHU INUWA IMAM (2012)
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- Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Gambo Mainasara v. Shehu Inuwa Imam regarding election petition and exclusion from candidacy, delivered by the Court of Appeal on 2nd April
DR. (MRS.) IDAYAT ADEBUKOLA ADEBUSUYI V. THE INDEPENDENT N.E (2009)
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- Court of Appeal, Ibadan Division
- Judgment date
A detailed summary of Dr. (Mrs.) Idayat Adebukola Adebusuyi v. INEC, discussing key issues, findings, and implications of the Court of Appeal ruling.
MRS. CHARITY FUBARA V. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMM. (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Mrs. Charity Fubara v. Independent National Electoral Commission, a crucial electoral case analyzed by the Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt Division.
FELIX NBANEGO NWOKO V. SENATOR PATRICK OSAKWE & ORS (2010)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Felix Nbanego Nwoko v. Senator Patrick Osakwe & Ors (2010) addressing election petition issues and appellate court decisions.
DIDE V. SELEKETIMIBI (2010)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed summary of Dide v. Seleketimibi (2010), analyzing the legal principles and court's findings regarding electoral disqualifications in Nigeria.
HON. AKUJUOBI OSCAR NKORO V. HON. MRS. BLESSING AZURU & 49 O (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Hon. Akujuobi Oscar Nkoro v. Hon. Mrs. Blessing Azuru & 49 ors, concerning election disputes and appellate procedures.
IKIRIKO ODHULUMA HOPE V. BARRISTER JOSEPH ELLEH (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed summary of the case Ikiriko Odhuluma Hope v. Barrister Joseph Elleh, discussing key issues and legal outcomes from the Court of Appeal.
ABAS MOMOH JEGA V. PETER ALIU (2010)
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- Court of Appeal, Benin Division
- Judgment date
A comprehensive case summary of Abas Momoh Jega v. Peter Aliu, discussing the key legal points regarding election petitions and burden of proof.
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- electoral fraud and falsification of results
- evidence at variance with pleadings
- nigerian election petition
MADUMERE V. NWOSU (2010)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Madumere v. Nwosu, focusing on electoral matters and standards of proof in election petitions, affirming the tribunal's original decision.
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AJIMOBI V. I.N.E.C. (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Ajimobi v. I.N.E.C. (2009) analyzing electoral malpractice claims and court findings in a governorship election dispute.
AGAGU V. MIMIKO (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the Agagu v. Mimiko case, including key issues, court findings, and significance of the court's ruling on election petitions in Nigeria.
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