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• ACCESS BANK PLC V. FOLORUNSHO OGBOJA (2021)→

  Court

  Supreme Court of Nigeria

  Judgment date

  21 May 2021

  Summary of Access Bank Plc v. Folorunsho Ogboja case, examining the key issues, court findings, and judgments delivered by the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

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  • Admissibility of documents→
  • Banking law→
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  • General damages→
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• S.C.C. LTD V. KINGSTON (2014)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)

  Judgment date

  28 January 2014

  A detailed summary of the case S.C.C. Ltd v. Kingston, addressing key legal points surrounding fair hearing, service of process, and judicial discretion.

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  • Constitutional right to fair hearing→
  • Default judgment→
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• ALHAJI TAJUDEEN IBRAHIM OLAGUNJU V. ALHAJA HABIBAT YAHAYA (2005)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)

  Judgment date

  21 February 2005

  This summary discusses the Court of Appeal's ruling in the case of Olagunju v. Yahaya, focusing on key issues surrounding land law and evidentiary burdens.

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  • Customary right of occupancy→
  • Declaration of title to land→
  • Nemo dat quod non habet→
  • appeal against judgment on land title→
  • bona fide purchaser for value without notice→
  • burden of proof in civil cases→
  • counter-claim for trespass→
  • evidence act, sections 73 and 74→

• HABIB NIGERIA BANK LIMITED V. GIFTS UNIQUE NIGERIA LIMITED ( (2005)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)

  Judgment date

  10 January 2005

  Summary of Habib Nigeria Bank Limited v. Gifts Unique Nigeria Limited case, exploring banking laws, evidence rules, and court procedural integrity.

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  • Undefended list procedure→
  • academic and hypothetical issues on appeal→
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• ADEBOYE AMUSA V. THE STATE (2003)→

  Court

  Supreme Court of Nigeria

  Judgment date

  31 January 2003

  Summary of the Supreme Court of Nigeria's decision in Adeboye Amusa v. The State, focusing on the legal principles surrounding dangerous driving and causing of:

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  • Concurrent findings of fact→
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  • Proof beyond reasonable doubt→
  • causation of death in road traffic offences→
  • causing death by dangerous driving→
  • dangerous driving on a federal highway→
  • evidence act, sections 41(1)(a), 74 and 138→
  • federal highways decree no. 4 of 1971, sections 4 and 5(1)→

• A.R.C. VS. J.D.P. CONSTRUCTION (NIG.) LTD. (2002)→

  Court

  Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)

  Judgment date

  27 May 2002

  An overview of the A.R.C. v. J.D.P. Construction case discussing jurisdiction, diplomatic immunity, and the court's decision.

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  • Breach of contract→
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  • evidence act sections 74 and 113→