ST. MICHAEL PHARMACEUTICALS LTD V. MOORE ASSOCIATES LTD & N. (2015)
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- Court of Appeal (Lagos Division)
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Summary of the case involving St. Michael Pharmaceuticals Ltd and Moore Associates Ltd regarding jurisdiction and certiorari.
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CHIEF R.T. OPUDA V. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, RIVERS STATE (R. (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
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This is a detailed case summary of Chief R.T. Opuda v. Commissioner of Police, Rivers State, addressing fundamental rights, police powers, and jurisdiction.
ALHAJI MUHAMMADU FALALU UMAR V. EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR, KANO (2006)
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- High Court (Kano Division)
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A detailed case summary of Alhaji Muhammadu Falalu Umar v. Executive Governor, Kano, challenging the constitutionality of his suspension from office as local...
DAMISA V. U.B.A. PLC (2005)
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- Court of Appeal (Kaduna Division)
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Summary of Damisa v. U.B.A. Plc (2005), a pivotal Court of Appeal case addressing employment termination and fair hearing rights.
DR. (MRS.) AIZE IMOUKHOME OBAYAN V. UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN (2005)
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- Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)
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A detailed overview of Dr. Aize Obayan's case against the University of Ilorin regarding wrongful termination and procedural fairness.
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PROFESSOR T. M. YESUFU V. GOVERNOR OF EDO STATE (2001)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Detailed summary of Professor T. M. Yesufu v. Governor of Edo State, focusing on legal issues regarding resignation and locus standi.
OKEME VS. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, EDO (2001)
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- Court of Appeal, Benin Division
- Judgment date
A detailed summary of the case Okeme vs. Civil Service Commission, exploring the legal principles surrounding administrative law, dismissal, and fair hearing.