A. & S. LTD V. N.D.I.C. (2017)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Summary of the A. & S. Ltd v. N.D.I.C. case revealing key legal issues and Supreme Court decisions on jurisdiction and procedural compliance.
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Jurisdictional incompetence
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Summary of the court decision in the case of Lucky Eyis Amiwero v. Attorney-General of the Federation, addressing jurisdictional issues in criminal proceedings.
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UDO V. AKPAN (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Calabar Division)
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Summary of Udo v. Akpan, addressing key legal issues such as estoppel and jurisdiction. A detailed analysis of the Court of Appeal's findings.
MADUAFOKWA V. ABIA STATE GOVT. (2010)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
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Summary of the case Maduafokwa v. Abia State Government, focusing on jurisdiction issues related to simple contracts in Nigerian Federal High Court.
THE MINISTER OF WORKS & HOUSING V. SHITTU (2008)
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- Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)
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A summary of the appellate court decision in The Minister of Works & Housing v. Shittu, focusing on jurisdiction issues regarding federal agencies.
MOBIL PRODUCING NIG. UNLTD. VS. LASEPA (2003)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Case summary of Mobil Producing Nig. Unltd. vs. LASEPA discussing pre-action notice jurisdiction issues and court findings.