Fair hearing and natural justice

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• AGBI V. OGBEH (2006)→

  Court

  Supreme Court of Nigeria

  Judgment date

  19 May 2006

  Summary of the Supreme Court decision in Agbi v. Ogbeh; examining evidence credibility and judicial procedure in a gubernatorial candidacy dispute.

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  • 1999 constitution, section 36(1)→
  • Concurrent findings of fact→
  • admissibility and probative value of evidence→
  • appellate interference with findings of fact→
  • credibility and reliability of witnesses→
  • election qualification and disqualification of gubernatorial candidate→
  • evidence act 1990, section 135(1)→
  • evidence act 1990, section 138(1)→

• DR. OKEY ENEMUO V. CHIEF CHIDI DURU & OTHERS (2006)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Enugu Division)

  Judgment date

  27 March 2006

  A detailed overview of the landmark case Dr. Okey Enemuo v. Chief Chidi Duru, exploring issues of jurisdiction, justiciability, and electoral law.

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  • 1999 constitution sections 36 and 285(1)→
  • Justiciability→
  • appellate interference with findings of fact→
  • cancellation or withdrawal of election return→
  • electoral act 2002 sections 59(c), 131(1), 133(2) and 148→
  • electoral jurisdiction→
  • evidence on unpleaded facts→
  • fair hearing and natural justice→

• SOLOMON S. HARUNA V. UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, MAKURDI (2006)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal, Jos Division

  Judgment date

  27 March 2006

  Summary of the case Solomon S. Haruna v. University of Agriculture, analyzing legal issues and court decisions regarding employment termination and fair hearing

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  • Non-suit→
  • Wrongful termination of employment→
  • admitted facts need no proof→
  • appellate evaluation of evidence→
  • disciplinary procedure for university staff→
  • fair hearing and natural justice→
  • federal universities of agriculture decree no. 48 of 1992, sections 15 and 16→
  • judgment delivered outside constitutional time limit→

• B. B. APUGO & SONS LTD V. O.H.M.B. (2005)→

  Court

  COURT OF APPEAL (ENUGU DIVISION)

  Judgment date

  7 July 2005

  Summary of B. B. Apugo & Sons Ltd v. O.H.M.B. ruling, focusing on agency liability, damages in foreign currency, and relevant jurisdictional implications.

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  • Breach of contract→
  • Joinder of parties→
  • State High Court jurisdiction→
  • agency and personal liability of agent→
  • appellate interference with damages→
  • contractual damages→
  • damages in foreign currency→
  • disclosed and undisclosed principal→

• A.N.P.P. V. I.N.E.C. (2005)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Enugu Division)

  Judgment date

  11 April 2005

  A detailed summary of A.N.P.P. vs. I.N.E.C. exploring electoral petition processes and judicial interpretations in Nigerian election law.

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  • 1999 constitution, section 285(1)→
  • Miscarriage of justice→
  • Necessary parties→
  • Nullity of proceedings→
  • Perverse decision→
  • Preliminary objection→
  • duplicity of election petition→
  • election petition jurisdiction→

• NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION V. CHRIS ANYANWU (2004)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)

  Judgment date

  16 December 2004

  Analysis of the case N.B.T.E. v. Chris Anyanwu focusing on employment law, statutory flavor, and fair hearing rights within Nigerian public service rules.

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  • Employment with statutory flavour→
  • Reinstatement→
  • Uncontroverted evidence→
  • constitution of nigeria 1999, section 33→
  • fair hearing and natural justice→
  • federal government public service rules 2000, rules 04409 and 04411→
  • national board for technical education act, cap 237→
  • statutory institutions and removal of officers→

• PETER ORBAN YISSA V. BENUE STATE JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION (2004)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Jos Division)

  Judgment date

  9 December 2004

  Summary of Peter Orban Yissa v. Benue State Judicial Service Commission, addressing issues of misconduct, fair hearing, and employer's dismissal rights.

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  • administrative disciplinary panel→
  • benue state judicial service commission regulations 1982, regulations 34 and 44→
  • burden of proof in civil proceedings→
  • constitution of nigeria 1999, section 36→
  • criminal prosecution not prerequisite to dismissal→
  • employer’s power to investigate employee misconduct→
  • evidence act, sections 135 and 137→
  • fair hearing and natural justice→

• ESIAGA VS. UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR (2004)→

  Court

  Supreme Court of Nigeria

  Judgment date

  2 April 2004

  Case summary of Esiaga vs. University of Calabar discussing the principles of student discipline, fair hearing, and constitutional law in Nigeria.

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  • 1979 constitution sections 33(1), 33(2) and 33(4)→
  • administrative action versus criminal proceedings→
  • enforceability of prospective examination-results relief→
  • fair hearing and natural justice→
  • fundamental rights (enforcement procedure) rules→
  • judicial restraint in university administration→
  • secret cult membership and possession of ammunition→
  • student suspension pending investigation→

• LAWRENCE S. U. AZUH V. UNION BANK OF NIGERIA PLC (2004)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Benin Division)

  Judgment date

  25 March 2004

  Summary of the case Lawrence S. U. Azuh v. Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, addressing key legal issues and judgments in a Court of Appeal ruling on ex parte orders.

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  • Ex parte interim injunction→
  • Interlocutory injunction→
  • appellate restraint in discretionary decisions→
  • constitution of nigeria 1999, sections 6(6)(a), 36(1), 41(1) and 272→
  • constitutional right to freedom of movement→
  • fair hearing and natural justice→
  • high court civil procedure rules 1988, order 8 rules 1, 7 and 11→
  • inherent powers of the court→

• O.U. DAVIDSON GROUP CONSTRUCTION (NIGERIA) LIMITED V. BEES (2001)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Benin Division)

  Judgment date

  13 August 2001

  Summary of the case O.U. Davidson Group Construction v. Bees Electrical Company, detailing the court's decision and legal principles involved.

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  • Award of costs→
  • Breach of contract→
  • Jurisdiction→
  • Locus standi→
  • Section 33 of the 1979 Constitution→
  • Special damages→
  • abandonment of defence→
  • contract for supply of materials→

• AYORINDE VS. FAYOYIN (2001)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal, Ibadan Division

  Judgment date

  21 January 2001

  Detailed case summary on Ayorinde vs. Fayoyin, analyzing the fair hearing issues and evidentiary laws in land transactions under Nigerian law.

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  • Audi alteram partem→
  • Declaration of title to land→
  • Equitable interest in land→
  • Perpetual injunction→
  • Trespass to land→
  • Unregistered land instruments→
  • burden of proof in civil cases→
  • evaluation of evidence on appeal→