SALAMI, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): In the Federal High Court of Nigeria, in Enugu Judicial Division sitting in Enugu, the applicant applied ex parte for and obtained leave to enforce his fundamental rights against the appellants on 30th day or January, 1995. Consequent upon the order granting respondent leave to enforce his fundamental rights, the respondent filed a motion on notice, statement or grounds of his application supported by an affidavit to which were attached Exhibits A. B, C, D and E. Thereafter the fourth appellant deposed to, on behalf of all the appellants, a counter-affidavit in opposition to the respondent's affidavit. The learned trial Judge. Kassim, J., took argument of the respective counsel and on 3rd August 1995 in a reserved and considered judgment acceded to the respondent's reliefs. The suspension order clamped on respondent, suspending him from classes, was set aside and he was reinstated to pursue his academic work in the Faculty of Law of th…
N.A.U.
V.
NWAFOR
(1998) JELR 43906 (CA)
Court of Appeal 9 Dec 1998 Nigeria
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Suit Number:CA/E/94/96
Judges:JUSTIN THOMPSON JAKPABIO JCA
ISA AYO SALAMI JCA
NIKI TOBI JCA
Counsel:Chief O. Ugolo for the Appellants/Cross-Respondents;
B.C. Igwe Esq. for the Respondent/Cross-Appellant.
Other Citations:(1999) 1 NWLR (Pt. 585) 116
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