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AJOSE-ADEOGUN & ANOR
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OLOJEDE & ORS

(2018) JELR 35453 (CA)

Court of Appeal 22 Jan 2018 Nigeria
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- The Appellants (Sasore-Abapo Chieftaincy Family) brought an action in the Lagos State High Court for declaratory title, perpetual injunction, and damages against the Respondents, primarily claiming ownership of 209 hectares of land at Ijo

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Suit Number:CA/L/445/2002
Judges:MOHAMMED LAWAL GARBA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria YARGATA BYENCHIT NIMPAR Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria ABIMBOLA OSARUGUE OBASEKI-ADEJUMO Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:O. Shasore, SAN, with him, Salihu and T. Belgore For Appellant Olabode Olanipekun, E. F., with him, Adarighifua and Kabu Abama for the 2nd Respondent.Prof. A. B. Kasunmu, SAN, with him, M. O. Ojo for the 4th-6th Respondents.1st and 3rd Respondents not represented. For Respondent

MOHAMMED LAWAL GARBA, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an appeal against the judgement of the High Court of Lagos State delivered on the 27th September, 2002 in Suit No. LD/1339/94, in favour of the 4th-6th Respondents. By their Amended Statement of Claim, the Appellants had claimed the following reliefs against the 1st-6th Respondents (then Defendants): -

"(1) An order of perpetual injunction restraining all the 1st-6th Defendants herein whether by themselves, their agents, servants, privies and howsoever described from entering or remaining upon, taking possession of or otherwise exercising any rights, whether of purported ownership or sale over the Plaintiff's 209 hectares (516.468 acres) landed property situate, lying, known and being at Ijoyi settlement generally in present day Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State more particularly described and shown in a declaration of interest dated 15th March 1977 and attached to a Survey Plan No. CSA 133 of 8th Decemb…

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