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DANTUMBU
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ADENE & ORS

(1987) JELR 40320 (CA)

Court of Appeal 16 Apr 1987 Nigeria
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- The dispute concerned conflicting interests over land at BB 29 Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Kaduna, with both appellant and first respondent holding Certificates of Occupancy—the appellant a Customary Certificate issued by the Local Government (27

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Suit Number:CA/K/63/86
Judges:ABUBAKAR BASHIR WALI Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria EPHRAIM OMOROSE IBUKUN AKPATA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria JOSEPH DIEKOLA OGUNDERE Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:M. M. Dalhat Esq. For Appellant J. B. Majiyagbe Esq., SAN - for 1st Respondent.Abubakar Yahaya Esq., Solicitor-General Kaduna State (with him Mrs. Offor, Senior State Counsel) - for 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th Respondents. For Respondent
Other Citations:Dantubu v. Adene (1987) 4 NWLR (Pt.65)

OGUNDERE, JCA: (Delivering the Leading Judgment): Before Chigbue J., on March 18, 1985, at the Kaduna High Court, the first Respondent, Peter Adene, as plaintiff obtained judgment against the appellant herein, then first Defendant, as well as the second to the fifth Respondents, in an action for trespass, possession, and perpetual injunction in respect of a parcel of land, Plots No. A and B of 1.75 acres also known as No. BB 29 Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Kaduna, covered by a Certificate of Occup1961. The ancy No. 8128 for a term of 40 years commencing from April 14, 1983, and registered as No. 17, Page 17, Volume 27 in the Land Registry Kaduna. Dissatisfied with that judgment, the first Defendant in the court below brought this appeal.

Although, originally, the appellant brought the appeal against the first respondent only, on the 22nd day of October, 1986, the second, third, and fourth, and fifth respondents applied for and obtained an order that all four be joined as respondents in this ap…

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