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LASISI & ANOR.
V.
TUBI & ANOR.

(1974) JELR 33911 (SC)

Supreme Court 18 Dec 1974 Nigeria
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- This case involves two suits that have been consolidated, where the 1st plaintiff claims possession of a piece of land known as No. 6 Modele compound and the 2nd plaintiff claims possession of a piece of land known as No. 8 Modele compoun

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Suit Number:SC.336/1973
Judges:TASLIM OLAWALE ELIAS Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria GEORGE SODEINDE SOWEMIMO Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria DANIEL O. IBEKWE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Mr. G.O.K. Ajayi For Appellant Mr. A.K.I. Makanju For Respondent
Other Citations:LASISI & ANOR. v. TUBI & ANOR. (1974) 12 S.C. (REPRINT) 62

DAN IBEKWE, JSC (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This appeal arises out of the two suits, now consolidated, in which the 1st plaintiff claims from the 1st defendant possession of the piece or parcel of land situate at and known as No. 6 Modele compound via Tejuoso Street, Surulere; while the 2nd plaintiff claims from the second defendant possession of the piece or parcel of land situate at and known as No. 8 Modele compound via Tejuoso Street, Surulere.

The facts of this case are not complicated. It is common ground that the lands in dispute originally belonged to the Oloto Chieftaincy Family. The plaintiffs trace their root of title to one Odutola who bought the land from the Oloto Chieftaincy Family but who later on sold them. It is undisputed that Odutola sold one plot to the 1st plaintiff personally, and that he sold the other plot to one Ogundipe who, in turn, sold to the 2nd plaintiff. The two plaintiffs in question are armed with certificates of title MO 7956 dated 30th Augus…

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