YISA V. ORZUA (2005)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
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Summary of the court decision in Yisa v. Orzua, addressing key issues such as extension of time for filing election appeals and the nature of election matters.
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Practice direction no. 2 of 2003
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ZOSHUE A. ADAGBA & 76 ORS. V. J. K. N. WAKU (2005)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
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Summary of the court ruling in Zoshue A. Adagba v. J. K. N. Waku addressing electoral appeals and the rules governing them.
ABDUL WAHAB OYEDELE OLAYIWOLA V. DEACON TAIYE OPALEKE (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)
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A detailed analysis of the court decision in Abdul Wahab Olayiwola v. Deacon Taiye Opaleke regarding election petition appeals and extension of time for filing.
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HON. EMMANUEL OJO V. HON. FELIX A. ANONGO (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
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Summary of the court decision in Hon. Emmanuel Ojo v. Hon. Felix A. Anongo, addressing election petition issues from the 2003 Benue State House of Assembly.
POSITIVE VS. UGBANE (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Abuja Division)
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Summary of All F.W.L.R Positive vs. Ugbane, a Court of Appeal decision regarding the compilation of appeal records in election matters.
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- accuracy and presumption of correctness of appellate record
- challenge to accuracy of record by affidavit
- compilation and settlement of record of appeal
- court of appeal rules 1981, order 3 rules 8–10
- discretion to admit supplementary record
- election petition appeals
- electoral act first schedule paragraph 51
- electoral act sections 132, 137, 138
OWURU VS. AWUSE (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
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A comprehensive summary of the landmark case Owuru v. Awuse focusing on election petition procedures and the importance of strict compliance with statutory time