PASTOR J. ANIMASHAUN V. DR. AMOS OLAWOYIN (2011)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
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Summary of the court case Pastor J. Animashaun v. Dr. Amos Olawoyin (2011) highlighting legal principles on the validity of notices of appeal.
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UMARU V. ALIYU (2010)
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- Court of Appeal, Abuja Division
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Summary of the case Umaru v. Aliyu (2010), addressing key issues such as election petition timelines and jurisdictional competency.
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WAZIRI V. IBRAHIM (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
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A detailed summary of the appeal case Waziri v. Ibrahim regarding election qualifications and judicial precedents, delivered by the Court of Appeal on 23rd Feb
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- 1999 constitution section 182(1)(b)
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- constitutional disqualification for election
- counsel’s address and fair hearing
- court of appeal final appellate jurisdiction in election petitions
- departure from previous court of appeal decision
- doctrine of stare decisis
- fair hearing under section 36(1)
OKAFOR VS. OKONKWO (2002)
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- Court of Appeal (Enugu Division)
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Case summary of Okafor vs. Okonkwo from the Court of Appeal addressing jurisdictional issues regarding land matters under Nigerian law.
NWANGWU V. UKACHUKWU (2000)
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- Court of Appeal Enugu Division
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Summary of the case Nwangwu v. Ukachukwu (2000) addressing jurisdiction issues in matters of land subject to customary rights, emphasizing judicial precedent.
PROFESSOR F. N. NDILI V. MR. J. M. AKINSUMADE & UNIVERSITY ( (2000)
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- Court of Appeal (Enugu Division)
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A detailed analysis of the court decision in F. N. Ndili v. J. M. Akinsumade, discussing jurisdiction issues, procedural misconduct, and the intersections of De