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ATUYEYE & ORS.
V.
ASHAMU

(1987) JELR 42710 (SC)

Supreme Court 30 Jan 1987 Nigeria
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- The appeal arose from a dispute over the validity of a contract for sale and related deed of ratification concerning land, which the trial court set aside in plaintiffs’ favor, along with an injunction against the defendant (Emmanuel Oyed

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Suit Number:SC.43/1986
Judges:ANTHONY NNAEMEZIE ANIAGOLU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria DAHUNSI OLUGBEMI COKER Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ADOLPHUS GODWIN KARIBI-WHYTE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria SAIDU KAWU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria CHUKWUDIFU AKUNNE OPUTA Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Alhaji M. O. Oseni (with him Femi Alokolaro and Alaba Oseni) For Appellant Chief F.R.A. Williams, S.A.N. with him F.R.A. Williams, Jnr.) For Respondent
Other Citations:Atuyeye v. Ashamu (1987) NWLR (Pt. 49)267

COKER, J.S.C. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): On the 4th November, 1986, after listening to both Alhaji Oseni and Chief Williams S.A.N., Counsel for the parties and having read the brief, I dismissed the plaintiffs appeal against the decision of the Court of Appeal delivered on 16th July, 1985. The lower court had set aside the judgment given in favour of the plaintiffs by Jinadu J., in the High Court of Lagos State, whereof he ordered that the deed of contract of sale between Sunmola Atuyeye, Muri Awoyemi and Fasasi Salako on the one part and the defendant, Emmanuel Oyedele Ashamu, on the other part, dated the 10th April, 1970 and registered as No.44 at page 44 in Volume 1313 of Deeds in Lagos State and another Deed of Ratification between the same parties bearing the same date and registered as No. 47 in Volume 1313 of the Register of Deeds at the Lands Registry Lagos, be set aside. He also made an order of injunction against the defendant.

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