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JULES
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AJANI

(1980) JELR 51656 (SC)

Supreme Court 4 Jul 1980 Nigeria
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- The respondent, as attorney for the heirs of Miss Obong, claimed title, damages for trespass, and an injunction over Plot 85, Okeremi Layout, Ibadan, relying on a registered deed of conveyance dated 20 March 1956 (Exhibit A); the appellan

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Suit Number:SC.60/1979
Judges:GEORGE SODEINDE SOWEMIMO, JSC (Presided) MOHAMMED BELLO, JSC KAYODE ESO, JSC AUGUSTINE NNAMANI, JSC (Read the Lead Judgment) MUHAMMADU LAWAL UWAIS, JSC
Counsel:J. A. Oyejoke (with him, J. I. Popoola, Esq. and C. A. Ogunmuyiwa) -*- - for the Appellant -*- M. C. Odanye, Esq. - for the Respondent.

NNAMANI, JSC (Delivering the Lead Judgment): My Lords, the plaintiff/respondent (hereinafter referred to in this judgment as respondent) filed a writ of summons in the High Court of Western State, Ibadan, against the defendant/appellant (hereinafter in this judgment referred to as appellant), claiming as follows:- “1. The plaintiff’s claim against the defendant is declaration of title to all that piece or parcel of land known as Plot 85,

Okeremi Layout, Atanbiolu, Mokola, Ibadan and particularly described and identified on the plan attached to a deed of conveyance dated the 20th day of March, 1956 and registered as No. 36 at page 36 in Volume 134 of the Lands Registry at Ibadan. 2. N500.00 being damages for trespass on the said land. 3. Injunction restraining the defendant, his servants and agents from further trespass on the said land.”

Pleadings were ordered, filed, and delivered. As some paragraphs of the pleadings are very pertinent to this appeal, I propose to set them down.

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