UABOI G. AGBEBAKU V. THE STATE (2022)
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- Court of Appeal (Calabar Division)
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Summary of Uaboi G. Agbebaku v. The State case, discussing no-case submission and court findings in criminal proceedings.
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Summary of Ogunjimi v. State (2021), a Supreme Court ruling on armed robbery and conspiracy, discussing key legal findings and implications.
CHYFRANK NIGERIA V. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA (2019)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Detailed analysis of the Supreme Court decision in Chyfrank Nigeria v. FRN, focusing on approaches to no-case submissions and proofs required in theft charges.
ADEGBOLA ADETAYO V. THE STATE (2018)
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- Court of Appeal of Nigeria, Akure Division
- Judgment date
Summary of Adegbola Adetayo v. The State (2018), concerning confessional statements, identification evidence, alibi and armed robbery conviction.
FABIAN IMOH V. THE STATE (2016)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Fabian Imoh v. The State, highlighting key legal issues and outcomes regarding the appellant's conviction for causing miscarriage.
IJIOFFOR VS. THE STATE (2001)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the Supreme Court decision in Ijioffor vs. The State, highlighting key legal precedents and the implications of circumstantial evidence in murder.
FIDELIS UBANATU V. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE (2000)
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- Supreme Court
- Judgment date
A detailed case summary of Fidelis Ubanatu v. Commissioner of Police, examining the legal principles of no case submissions in criminal law.
AKINMOJU VS. THE STATE (2000)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the Supreme Court decision in Akinmoju v. The State: key issues, judgment, and legal principles concerning admissions and circumstantial evidence in