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AYINDE
V.
SALAWU

(1989) JELR 40116 (SC)

Supreme Court 26 May 1989 Nigeria
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- The plaintiff, Alhaja Sikiratu Salawu, sued the defendants Dipo Rafiu Ayinde and Saidu Mustafa in an Ibadan High Court claiming a declaration of statutory right of occupancy to a piece of land, damages for trespass and destruction of ceme

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Suit Number:SC.45/1986
Judges:KAYODE ESO Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria MUHAMMADU LAWAL UWAIS Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria SALIHU MODIBBO ALFA BELGORE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ABDUL GANIYU OLATUNJI AGBAJE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria EBENEZER BABASANYA CRAIG Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Kolawole Alawode For Appellant J.O.A. Ajakaiye For Respondent
Other Citations:Ayinde v. Salawu (1989) NWLR (Pt.109)297

AGBAJE, JSC (Delivering The Leading Judgment): The plaintiff, Alhaja Sikiratu Salawu, sued the defendants Dipo Rafiu Ayinde and Saidu Mustafa in an Ibadan High Court claiming against them as follows:-

"(a) Declaration that the Plaintiff is entitled to statutory right of occupancy to all that piece and parcel of land situate lying and being at Old Ife Road, Loyola College Area, Ibadan, shown on Plan No.KESH/Y/4036 dated 15th February, 1979 made by Alhaji Y.O.A. Keshinro, Licensed Surveyor.

(b) ₦10.000.00 General and Special damages for trespass and for destruction by the 1st defendant of cement blocks left on the land by the Plaintiff.

(c) Perpetual injunction restraining the Defendants their servants, agents and privies from further trespass on the land.

IN THE ALTERNATIVE the plaintiffs claim against the 2nd defendant is for the sum of ₦7,450.00 being special and general damages (suffered by the plaintiff) for loss of bargain resulting from the sale of the afore-said land to the pla…

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