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AGOMA
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GUINNESS NIGERIA LTD.

(1995) JELR 35518 (SC)

Supreme Court 17 Feb 1995 Nigeria
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- The appellant brought an action against the defendant claiming various reliefs, including declarations, injunction, reinstatement, and damages. - The case proceeded to trial and the learned trial Judge granted some of the reliefs but refu

Case Details

Suit Number:SC.189/1992
Judges:MUHAMMADU LAWAL UWAIS Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ABUBAKAR BASHIR WALI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria EMMANUEL OBIOMA OGWUEGBU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria UTHMAN MOHAMMED Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria SYLVESTER UMARU ONU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:F.E. Ayinke-Wilson (Mrs) -for the Appellant For Appellant A.O. Alegeh, Esq -for the Respondent. For Respondent
Other Citations:Agoma v. Guiness (Nig.) Ltd. (1995) 2 NWLR (Pt.380) 672 (1995) 2SCNJ 225

OGWUEGBU, JSC (Delivering the Leading Judgment): In the High Court of the former Bendel State the appellant herein as plaintiff brought an action against the defendant claiming the following reliefs:

"(a) a declaration that at all material times, the company is bound by the rule and practice of LIFO;

(a1) a declaration that the said custom exists and binds the defendant Company: i.e. priority of retrenched staff over fresh intakes in the matter of filling resuscitated posts;

(b) a declaration that the Company is bound by its own policy directive:

(c) a declaration that having derived goodwill and benefit from its policy Directive of 29th October, 1984, it is too late now for the defendant to renege in the case of the plaintiff: and plaintiff has acquired a vested right to be treated in accordance with the said Policy Directive:

(d) an order of perpetual injunction that defendant stay action in respect of the advertisement in the Nigerian Observer issue of 9:10:86:

(e) Special damages…

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