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  Summary of the Supreme Court ruling in Edison Automotive Industries v. National Economic Reconstruction Fund addressing jurisdiction issues.

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• ADEGBOLA V. IDOWU (2018)→

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  Judgment date

  13 April 2017

  A detailed summary of the Supreme Court ruling in Adegbola v. Idowu, addressing extensions for appeal filing and jurisdiction issues.

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• A.G., KWARA STATE V. ADEYEMO (2017)→

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  1 July 2016

  Summary of A.G., Kwara State v. Adeyemo discussing the key legal issues of jurisdiction, mandatory compliance with statutory requirements, and outcomes.

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• CAPTAIN Y.U. ZAKARI V. NIGERIAN ARMY & ANOR. (2015)→

  Court

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  Judgment date

  22 May 2015

  A detailed summary of the Supreme Court decision in Captain Y.U. Zakari v. Nigerian Army, focusing on jurisdiction and the composition of the Court Martial.

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• M.T.N (NIG.) COMM. LTD V. ALUKO (2013)→

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  11 April 2013

  An analysis of the case M.T.N (Nigeria) Communications Limited v. Aluko, involving jurisdiction, trespass, and misnomer issues.

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• YAKUBU IYANDA V. SAIDU AMORI (2006)→

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  Judgment date

  13 July 2006

  An overview of the Court of Appeal's decision in Yakubu Iyanda v. Saidu Amori (2006), focusing on appeal issues and procedural jurisprudence.

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• ELUGBE VS. OMOKHAFE (2005)→

  Court

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  Judgment date

  10 December 2004

  Summary of Elugbe vs. Omokhafe case addressing jurisdictional issues and the decision of the Supreme Court of Nigeria regarding chieftaincy disputes.

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