I. N. L. V. Z. N. L. (2014)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Detailed summary of the Supreme Court's ruling on stay of execution in the case of I. N. L. v. Z. N. L., addressing issues of discretion and judgment execution.
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Substantial questions of law
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AONDOAKAA V. OBOT (2013)
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- Court of Appeal (Calabar Division)
- Judgment date
A comprehensive summary of the Court of Appeal ruling in Aondoakaa v. Obot, discussing key issues, findings, and legal principles.
A. N. MOHAMMED PETROLEUM LTD V. AFRIBANK (NIG.) PLC (2007)
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- Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)
- Judgment date
Detailed summary of the appellate ruling on admissibility of evidence and amendments in the case A. N. Mohammed Petroleum Ltd v. Afribank.
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- admissibility of inadmissible evidence
- amendment of notice and grounds of appeal
- appeals against interlocutory decisions
- court of appeal act sections 16 and 25(2)(a)
- court of appeal rules 2002 order 3 rule 3(1) and (16)
- evidence act sections 87, 97(1)(b), 97(1)(h) and 97(2)(e)
- leave to raise fresh issues on appeal
- objection to admissibility for the first time on appeal
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA VS. HARRIS (2001)
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- Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Central Bank of Nigeria vs. Harris case discussing judgment, legal issues, and court findings regarding stay of execution.
TRANS-MERIDIAN MARITIME SERVICES LTD. VS. GULF MARITIME CO. (2001)
- Court
- Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Trans-Meridian Maritime Services Ltd. vs. Gulf Maritime Co. concerning the right to raise fresh issues on appeal.
ULOM VS. OLUWOLE (2000)
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- Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Ulom vs. Oluwole case detailing key decisions on the stay of execution and the rights of involved parties in a land dispute.