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AG FEDERATION
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AIC LTD.

(2000) JELR 46614 (SC)

Supreme Court 2 Jun 2000 Nigeria
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- The plaintiff, A.I.C. Limited, sued Aermacchi SPA (1st defendant), two individuals (2nd & 3rd defendants), and the Ministry of Defence represented by the Attorney-General of the Federation (4th defendant/appellant) in the Lagos High Court

Case Details

Suit Number:SC.185/1994
Judges:ADOLPHOUS GODWIN KARIBI-WHYTE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ABUBAKAR BASHIR WALI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria UTHMAN MOHAMMED Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ALOYSIUS IYORGYER KATSINA-ALU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria AKINTOLA OLUFEMI EJIWUNMI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:O. T. Olatigbe, Principal Legal Officer For Appellant Professor A B. Kasunmu SAN (with him, O. M. Lewis [Miss)) For Respondent

MOHAMMED, JSC (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The plaintiff Company, A.I.C. Limited (Respondent in this appeal) filed a claim in the Lagos High Court and sought for the following reliefs:

"(i) A declaration against the first defendant, that there is a valid and subsisting exclusive representation agreement made in Lagos on or about 21st May 1981 covering Aermacchi's aircraft, accessories, spare parts and services, between plaintiff of the one part and first defendant of the other part, which agreement is still in full force and effect and has never been terminated nor expired;

(ii) Against the Ministry of Defence and all other agents, officers or servants of the Federal Government an injunction against payment of any sum to first defendant without the said first defendant satisfying the claim of the plaintiff or giving security for such satisfaction;

(iii) Against the first defendant, an injunction restraining it from receiving, disposing of, removing or dealing with, directly or…

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