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JADESIMI
V.
OKOTIE-EBOH & ORS.

(1986) JELR 42627 (SC)

Supreme Court 31 Jan 1986 Nigeria
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- The appellant, represented by Mr. Kehinde Sofola (S.A.N.), filed an application under Order 2 Rule 31 of the Supreme Court Rules for an enlargement of time to prepare the Record of Appeal. - The application was brought in response to an a

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Suit Number:SC.112/1985
Judges:AYO GABRIEL IRIKEFE JSC KAYODE ESO JSC DAHUNSI OLUGBEMI COKER JSC ADOLPHUS GODWIN KARIBI-WHYTE JSC SAIDU KAWU JSC
Counsel:K. Sofola, S.A.N. with him A. O. Aniagolu for Mrs. Alero Jadesimi For the Appellant; Miss Ayo Ogunsola, A. Odofin, J. Y. Odebala, M. A. Agbamuche, (SAN) with him M. A. Agbamuche Jnr. For the Respondent;
Other Citations:Jadesimi v. Okotie-Eboh (1985) NWLR (Pt.10) 909


K. ESO, J.S.C. (Delivering the Lead Ruling): The application of Kehinde Sofola (S.A.N.), on behalf of the appellant, which is relevant to these Reasons, was brought under Order 2 Rule 31 which provides for enlargement of time for the doing of anything to which the Supreme Court Rules apply. In particular learned Senior Advocate seeks an order-

"that the time within which the appellant shall prepare the Record of Appeal herein for the use of the Judges be enlarged."

This application is sequel to the application of Dr. (Mrs.) Clara Akele, who was the 2nd defendant in the trial Court, filed by her learned counsel, Miss Ayo Ogunsola, seeking an order for the striking out of the appeal of the appellant for want of prosecution.

We heard both applications on 16th September, 1985 and granted the order, sought by the appellant through her counsel, Mr. Kehinde Sofola (S.A.N.). We however reserved our reasons for granting this application till today. I now give my reasons for granting the orde…

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