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ENEJI
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STATE

(2013) JELR 36011 (CA)

Court of Appeal 5 Feb 2013 Nigeria
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- The appellant was convicted by the Cross River State High Court, Ogoja, alongside one other accused, for conspiracy and causing grievous harm (contrary to sections 520(6) and 355 of the Criminal Code Law Cap C16 Vol. 3, Laws of Cross Rive

Case Details

Suit Number:CA/C/65C/2012
Judges:MOHAMMED LAWAL GARBA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria JOSEPH TINE TUR Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria ONYEKACHI A. OTISI Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:F. N. Nachamada with Ogar Olim For Appellant Okoi Ukam For Respondent

MOHAMMED LAWAL GARBA, J.C.A.: (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The Appellant and two (2) other persons, Adie Christopher Ebodo and Olom Adie were arraigned before the Cross River State High Court sitting at Ogoja on a two (2) count charge of conspiracy and grievous harm contrary to the provisions of sections 520 (6) and 355 respectively, of the Criminal Code Law Cap C 16 Vol. 3, Laws of Cross River State, 2004. At the trial, the prosecution called four (a) witnesses while the Appellant and the other accused persons testified for their defence and also called two (2) other witnesses. At the end of the trial, Adie Christopher Ebodo was discharged and acquitted while the Olom Adie and the Appellant were convicted for the offences of conspiracy and causing harm in the judgment delivered on the 31/1/2012.

Because the Appellant was aggrieved by his conviction, he filed a notice of appeal against the judgment on the 9/2/12. The ground was as follows:

"The Judgment, Conviction and Sentence …

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