Review judgments and reported decisions associated with the legal keyword Capacity to sue and be sued.
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Summary of Ismail v. Chief of Army Staff focusing on fundamental rights enforcement related to a fatal police shooting during a protest.
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A detailed summary of Registered Trustees of Iroyin Ayo Baptist Church v. Sanusi, exploring key legal issues and judgments regarding non-juristic parties.
A summary of Wome Moses v. Nigerian Bar Association discussing the legal implications of juristic personality and procedural jurisdiction.
A comprehensive summary of the case Reptico S.A. Geneva v. Afribank Nigeria Plc, highlighting the legal principles that guided the Supreme Court's decision.
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An overview of the case Zain Nigeria Ltd v. Alhaji Mohammed Kawu Ilorin discussing jurisdiction, legal personality, and the implications of amendments in legal.
Summary of the Supreme Court decision in Onuekwusi v. RTCMZC, examining issues of competence and corporate law in church governance and merger.
A detailed case summary of Tony Anozie v. The Attorney-General, Lagos State (2012) addressing key legal implications and court decisions.
Overview of Edison Automotive Industries Ltd v. NERFUND, discussing key legal issues such as jurisdiction and corporate personality.
Summary of Nkpornwi v. Ejire (2009), addressing mandatory injunctions, service of process and the legal personality of a chieftaincy council.
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Summary of Chief Olukayode Akindele v. Kayode Abiodun, outlining the key issues and the Court of Appeal's ruling on jurisdiction and proper parties.
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Summary of Zenith Plastics Industry Limited v. Samotech Limited court ruling regarding corporate capacity to sue and libel claims.
A comprehensive summary of Ononye v. Odita discussing key legal principles on joinder and representative actions in court.
Summary of the case Niger Insurance v. Chase Insurance Brokers Ltd., exploring legal issues of locus standi and juristic personality, and the court's findings.
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Summary of the case Akosa v. Laloko, highlighting the issues of legal personality and capacity to sue related to the Nigerian Football Coaches Association, and
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A detailed analysis of the Court of Appeal's ruling on juristic personhood in Emeka Akas v. Gillett Anwadike estate, highlighting legal implications.
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