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BAKARE
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BELLO

(2002) JELR 51870 (CA)

Court of Appeal 11 Feb 2002 Nigeria
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- The plaintiff, acting for Jamaatu Nuru Islam, claimed a declaration of title and perpetual injunction against the defendant for trespass on land at No. 243 Nassarawa Gwom, Jos; the plaintiff asserted purchase from Alhaji Lawal Bello, who

Case Details

Suit Number:CA/J/224/98
Judges:OLULADE OLADAPO OBADINA, JCA IFEYINWA CECILIA NZEAKO, JCA
Counsel:B. D. Ishaku, Esq. holds I. Bashiri’s brief - for the Appellant. -*- Makanjuola, Esq. (with him, Esther Ola Olu) - for the Respondent. G

MUHAMMAD, JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): Paragraph 19 of the plaintiff’s statement of claim makes the following claim against the defendant:- “19. Whereof the plaintiff claims as follows:-

Declaration that the plaintiff suing for and on behalf of Jamatu Nuru Islam is bonafide purchaser for value and rightful owner of the said piece of land situate and lying A at No. 243 Nassarawa Gwom, Jos.

Perpectual (sic) injunction against the defendant, his agents, servants, privies and any other person or persons deriving authority from the defendant from further trespassing on the said piece of land situate and lying at No. 243 Nassarawa Gwom, Jos.

Any other relief that this honourable court may deem fit to make in the interest of justice.”

Paragraph 19 of the statement of defence contains defendant’s denial of plaintiff’s claim.

The High Court of Justice, Plateau State (Lower Court) heard anddetermined the suit. The learned trial Judge on the 9th of June, 97, granted all the reliefs sought …

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