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ADENUGA
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ODUMERU & ORS.

(2001) JELR 44278 (SC)

Supreme Court 19 Jan 2001 Nigeria
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- The court unanimously upheld the preliminary objection to the hearing of the plaintiffs/appellants' motion. - The motion sought to restrain the defendants from taking certain actions pending the determination of the appeal in the Supreme

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Suit Number:SC.43/2000
Judges:ADOLPHUS GODWIN KARIBI-WHYTE JSC MICHAEL EKUNDAYO OGUNDARE JSC SYLVESTER UMARU ONU JSC OKAY ACHIKE JSC SAMSON ODEMWINGIE UWAIFO JSC
Counsel:C. O. Akpamgbo, Esq SAN (with him, Uche Nwokedi, John Erameh and Rachael Ordu (Miss)) For Appellant Chief T.A.O. Ogundeyin (with him, M. Shaibu S. B. Monokpo For Respondent
Other Citations:(2001) 2 NWLR (Pt. 696) 184, Adenuga v. Odumeru (2001) 2 NWLR (Pt.696) 184 (2001) 1 S.C (Pt.1) 72

KARIBI-WHYTE, JSC (Delivering the Leading Ruling): On the 23rd October, 2000, the court unanimously upheld the preliminary objection to the hearing of plaintiffs/appellants' motion dated 30th August and filed on the 31st August, 2000. These are my reasons for the ruling.

The preliminary objection is by the 1st - 3rd and 8th defendants/respondents to the application by the plaintiffs/appellants in this appeal seeking by motion on notice to the defendants/respondents dated 30th August and filed on 31/8/2000 praying the court for the following orders -

(1) Restraining the 1st - 3rd defendants from

"(a) Taking any disciplinary action against any member of the Association pending the determination of the appeal in the Supreme Court.

(b) Calling or convening any meeting, seminar conferences of the Association.

(c) Passing, issuing any statements and/or resolution on behalf of the Association.

(d) An order that the meeting of the 8th defendant/respondent summoned by the 1st - 3rd responde…

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