AJIBOLA
V.
SANNI

(2008) JELR 57874 (HC)

High Court · HAD/120M/2007 · 7 Aug 2008 · Nigeria

Core Terms ^Beta

applicants

counsel

court

disciplinary committee

2nd respondent

1st respondent

high court

exhibits

contention of counsel

counter-affidavit

exhibits d1

fair hearing

nigeria union of teachers

rules of natural justice

e.g. afolabi esq

ekiti state

letters ref

n.u.t

principle of fair hearing

secondary school teachers

7th respondents

above referred cases

act of intimidation

applicants’ letters

conduct of the respondents amounts

daramola j

decision of the 2nd respondent

disciplinary panel isa party

dismissal of the applicants

employment vide exhibitand 1st respondent

exhibit ab

following reliefs

fundamental human rights proceedings

issues

judicial functions

legal authorities

letter of legal advice

order of court

premises of the arguments

report of the disciplinary committee

said meeting

said panel

second issue

service of the2nd respondent

substantive case

sworn affidavit

teaching service commission

teaching service of ekiti state

whole principle

DARAMOLA J (Delivering the Ruling): This is a ruling on an application for an order of certiorari to bring into this court for the purpose of quashing the decision of the 2nd respondent based on the report of the Disciplinary Committee made up of 3rd - 7th respondents that was set up by it and conveyed to the applicants by the 1st respondent in letters ref. Nos.: PF/T/ 578/23, PT/TI749/28 , PT/T/2192/29, PF/T/686/48 and PF/T/6371/21 dated A 23April 2007dismissing the applicants from the service of the2nd respondent with immediate effect.

The applicants had previously obtained an order of court granting them leave to bring this application. The grounds upon which the application is brought are: Thereis already a substantive case in the High Court preventing the respondents from dismissing the applicants from their employment vide exhibitand 1st respondent (who set up the Disciplinary Panel isa party to that suit) and 2nd respondent are parties in that suit. The conduct of the resp…

AJIBOLA V. SANNI

AJIBOLA
V.
SANNI