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NWOYE & ANOR

(2013) JELR 36021 (CA)

Court of Appeal 27 Mar 2013 Nigeria
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- The case involved a dispute over the rightful Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the Anambra East/West Federal Constituency in the April 2011 general elections, with both the 1st respondent and appellant claiming nomination foll

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Suit Number:CA/E/300/2012
Judges:MOJEED ADEKUNLE OWOADE Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria ISAIAH OLUFEMI AKEJU Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria EMMANUEL AKOMAYE AGIM Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:Mohmud Abubakar Magaji (SAN), Azuamah Ifeanyi Augustine Esq.Efut Okoi Esq., Oderah Nwatu Esq, Kenechukwu Azie Esq for the Appellant/Applicant For Appellant Chuma Oguejiofor Esq. with I. Onuamah Esq. and A. C. Nnam Esq. for the 1st respondentMathew Ugwocha Esq. for the 2nd respondent. For Respondent

EMMANUEL AKOMAYE AGIM, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): On the 8th of April 2011, the 1st respondent herein as applicant in suit No.FHC/AWK/157/2011 obtained the leave of the Federal High Court at Awka, per P. F. Olayiwola J to apply for Judicial Review by way of mandamus, declaration and injunction. Pursuant to this leave, the 1st respondent on the 11th April 2011 filed a motion on notice applying for judicial review and praying for the following reliefs.

1. "A declaration of court that the respondent being a public body upon which a lot of constitutional and statutory responsibilities have been reposed especially in the matter of conducting a free and fair election in Nigeria in April 2011 must in doing so act dispassionately, independently and fairly without bias for or against any person(s) including the applicant.

2. A declaration of court that the respondent cannot be allowed to approbate and reprobate at the same time or to speak from both sides of the same mouth at t…

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