Customer Support

IBRAHIM
V.
BALOGUN & ORS

(1999) JELR 45757 (CA)

Court of Appeal 11 May 1999 Nigeria
BriefBot icon

BriefBot Summary

Free

- The applicant, one of eight defendants in a judgment of the Oyo State High Court delivered on 12/10/95, sought an extension of time to appeal, claiming lack of service and late awareness of the judgment due to residing in London. - Eviden

Case Details

Suit Number:CA/I/M.90/98
Judges:MORONKEJI OMOTAYO ONALAJA JCA SULE AREMU OLAGUNJU JCA OLUFUNLOLA OYELOLA ADEKEYE JCA
Counsel:Chief Oladiti Akande (with him, N.A.L. Okunade, Esq.) For the Appellant; Chief Oyelakin Balogun for himself as the first respondent.

OLAGUNJU, J.C.A. (Delivering the Lead Ruling): In a motion filed on 5/5/98 the applicant is praying the court for an order granting to him an extension of time within which to appeal against the judgment of Ariwoola, J., of the Oyo State High Court delivered on 12/10/95.

The application is supported by a 21 paragraph affidavit deposed to by one Alhaji Lasisi Adebayo Ibrahim who claimed to be the father of the applicant. To the affidavit are attached a copy each of the judgment and the proposed grounds of appeal marked Exhibits 'C' and 'D', respectively. Four other documents attached to the application are the applicant's letter dated 7/4/97 written from an address in London and addressed to one Chief Oladiti Akande of Mapa, Ibadan, marked Exhibit 'A' and 3 photocopies of extracts of particulars from the applicant's passport marked Exhibits 'B' - 'B2'.

The gist of the affidavit is that the deponent's son, the applicant, who was one of the 8 defendants against whom judgment was given o…

There's more. Sign in to continue reading.

judy.legal is the comprehensive database of case law and legislation from Ghana, Kenya and Nigeria. Gain seamless access to over 77,000 cases, recent judgments, statutes, and rules of court.