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IGBINEDION
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EDO STATE BOARD OF INTERNAL REVENUE

(2017) JELR 40715 (CA)

Court of Appeal 3 Feb 2017 Nigeria
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- The case arose from the Edo State Board of Internal Revenue’s ex parte application to the High Court, seeking to distrain Chief G.O. Igbinedion’s property for outstanding Land Use Charge liability of N4,838,729.18 pursuant to Section 38 o

Case Details

Suit Number:CA/B/371/2015
Judges:JIMI OLUKAYODE BADA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria SAMUEL CHUKWUDUMEBI OSEJI Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria MOORE ASEIMO A. ADUMEIN Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:CHIEF A. O. EGHOBAMIEN SAN with him is P.W. AKUEN ESQ For Appellant MR. O. K. ODABI (Assistant Director Edo State Ministry of Justice) with him is O. ESEKHAIGBE Legal Officer Edo State (Revenue) For Respondent

JIMI OLUKAYODE BADA, J.C.A.(Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an appeal against the Ruling of the High Court of Justice, Edo State sitting at Benin City in Suit No. B/RC/113/2015 EDO STATE BOARD OF INTERNAL REVENUE AND CHIEF G.O. IGBINEDION delivered on the 20th October, 2015.

Briefly, the facts of this case are that upon an Ex-parte application filed at the lower Court on 14th day of October 2015, the Respondent who was the Applicant at the lower Court prayed for the following reliefs: -

(1) An order to distrain upon property No. EDSG/546, belonging/occupied by the Respondent at No. 25 Airport Road, Benin City in satisfaction of the Land Use Charge Liability in the sum of N4, 838, 729.18 (Four Million Eight Hundred and thirty eight thousand, Seven Hundred and Twenty-Eight Naira, Eighteen Kobo) established against the Respondent.

(2) An order to distrain against any moveable goods, chartel, bond or securities or any kind of property belonging to the Respondent in satisfaction of…

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