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ASABE & ANOR
V.
BABALE

(2025) JELR 114215 (SC)

Supreme Court 4 Jul 2025 Nigeria
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- The plaintiff/respondent instituted Suit No: K/430/2000 in the High Court of Kano State, seeking declaratory and injunctive reliefs over land ownership, with the originating writ of summons signed by the law firm “Ibrahim Babale & Co.” -

Case Details

Suit Number:SC.CV/502/2014
Judges:Mohammed Lawal Garba, JSC Adamu Jauro, JSC Moore Aseimo Abraham Adumein, JSC Obande Festus Ogbuinya, JSC Abubakar Sadiq Umar, JSC
Counsel:NUREINI JIMOH, (SAN), with him, IBRAHIM G. INUWA, Esq. For the Appellants OKECHUKWU NWAEZE, Esq. with him, JOSEPH E. CHUKWUEMEKA, Esq. For the Respondent

MOORE ASEIMO ABRAHAM ADUMEIN, JSC (DELIVERING THE LEADING JUDGEMENT): The respondent was the plaintiff in Suit No: K/430/2000 which he instituted in the High Court of Kano State, holden at Kano. The appellants were the 1st and 2nd defendants in the trial Court, while the Commissioner of Police, Kano State and Arc. Emeka Maduka were the 3rd and 4th defendants, respectively. 

The suit was commenced by way of a writ of summons wherein were endorsed the following reliefs: 

“The Plaintiff’s claim is for: 

  1. A declaration that the Plaintiff is the legal and lawful owner of that piece of property and appurtenances situate and lying along Malam Bakatsine Road Nassarawa Quarters, Kano covered by Kano State Certificate of Occupancy No. LKN/RES/95/2422. 

  2. An order of perpetual injunction restraining the Defendants whether acting by themselves or their servants, agents assigns or whatsoever called from trespassing, continuing to trespass, entering, taking possession or erecting any structure on the prop…

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