CHIDOLUE
V.
OGBUNEBE & ANOR

(2018) JELR 38792 (CA)

Court of Appeal · CA/E/369/2014 · 4 Jul 2018 · Nigeria

CORAM

IGNATIUS IGWE AGUBE Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria JOSEPH TINE TUR Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria MISITURA OMODERE BOLAJI-YUSUFF Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria

Core Terms ^Beta

appeal

notice of appeal

judgment

consolidated suits

case

suit

error of law

separate judgments

whole decision

lower court

part of the decision

additional grounds of appeal

d g

fresh point

separate notices of appeal

amended notice of appeal

anor v okuruket

appellate court

following reliefs

no. r2

record of appeal

supreme court

totality of the consolidated suits

1st respondent

2nd respondent

above contentions

additional record of appeal

appellant instituted suit

araka v ejeagwu

basis of the notice of appeal

clear exercise

clerical error

composite judgment consisting

exhibit b

file

following principles

high court

high court of anambra state

leading judgment

notice of preliminary objection

order of the court

plaintiff of the said half

plaintiffs case

respect of suit

respect of the parties

supreme court decisions

use of the said stall

v eze

written statement

MISITURA OMODERE BOLAJI-YUSUFF, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): Martin Ogbunebe, the 1st respondent in this appeal instituted suit no. 0/60/2012 against Maxwell Arinze Chidolue, the appellant herein at the High Court of Anambra State, Onitsha Judicial Division and claimed the following reliefs:

(a) Declaration that the plaintiff is the allottee and/or holder of a right of occupancy of half ?? stall No. R2/772, (situate at Main Market Onitsha) and therefore entitled to immediate possession of same.

(b) A perpetual injunction to restrain the defendant, his agents, servants, privies, etc from continuing to occupy and/or make use of the said stall.

(c) An order for the immediate delivery up to the plaintiff of the said half ?? stall No. R2/772 situate at Main Market Onitsha.

(d) N2,000,000 general damages for the defendants unlawful detention and/or conversion of the said stall.

The appellant instituted suit no 0/67/2012 in the same High Court against Urualla (Osha) Multipurpose Co-o…

CHIDOLUE V. OGBUNEBE & ANOR

CHIDOLUE
V.
OGBUNEBE & ANOR