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HABU
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N.U.T., TARABA STATE

(2005) JELR 54261 (CA)

Court of Appeal 10 Feb 2005 Nigeria
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- This case is an appeal against a ruling by the Taraba State High Court that struck out the applicants' suit alleging the violation of their fundamental human rights. - The appellants argued that the lower court erred in holding that it ha

Case Details

Suit Number:CA/J/79/2004
Judges:AMIRU SANUSI JCA (Presided) IFEYINWA CECILIA NZEAKO JCA IKECHI FRANCIS OGBUAGU JCA (Read the Lead Judgment)
Counsel:T. Oscar Aorabee Esq. - for the Appellants . -*- S. Haruna Esq. (DPP, M.O.J., Taraba State) - for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 7th Respondents . -*- E. N. Chia Esq. - for the 1st and 6th Respondents .

OGBUAGU JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): This is an appeal against the ruling/decision of the Taraba State High Court sitting at the Jalingo Judicial Division presided over by Agya J. and delivered on 4th November, 2003 striking out the applicants/appellants’ Suit No. TRSJ/41/M/2003 alleging the violation of their fundamental human rights on the grounds that the lower court, had no jurisdiction to entertain and determine the matter.

Dissatisfied with the said decision, the appellants, have appealed to this court on four (4) grounds of appeal which read as follows:

1. The trial Judge erred in law and occasioned a miscarriage of justice when he held that the he had no jurisdiction to hear and determine a trade union dispute.

Particulars of Error

Section 272 of the Constitution of Nigeria, 1999 gives the High Court of the State exclusive original jurisdiction subject only to the limitations imposed by the Constitution. Section 272 of the Constitution of Nigeria, 1999 vesting exclusi…

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