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NOGA HOTELS INTERNATIONAL S.A.
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NICON HILTON HOTELS LIMITED & ORS.

(2006) JELR 46015 (CA)

Court of Appeal 14 Dec 2006 Nigeria
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- The appellant, a Swiss company holding a minority interest in NICON Hilton Hotels Ltd., challenged the Federal Government-controlled deconsolidation of NICON/NOGA Hilton assets, seeking declaratory and injunctive reliefs. The case was ini

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Suit Number:CA/A/126/M/2002
Judges:OLUFUNLOLA OYELOLA ADEKEYE Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria MARY U. PETER ODILI Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria BODE RHODES-VIVOUR Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:Prof. S.A. Adesanya SAN, A Odutun For Appellant Mrs. Olabisi SoyeboT.A. Gazali Legal officer, Federal Ministry For Respondent
Other Citations:N.H. Intl S.A. v. N.H.H. Ltd. (2007) 7 NWLR (Pt.1032) pg.86

MARY U. PETER-ODILI, J.C.A (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an appeal from the Ruling of the Federal High Court Abuja Coram: Hon. Justice O.J. Okeke refusing to grant an enlargement of time within which the appellant may apply to set aside the default judgment of dismissal and an order setting aside the said dismissal. There is still pending in the said Federal High Court a Counter-claim still to be heard and determined.

FACTS BRIEFLY STATED

The Appellant commenced the action by way of Originating Summons later converted to Statement of Claim and claimed against the defendants including the 2nd Respondent jointly severally as follows:-

(a) A declaration that the purported take-over or deconsolidation of the assets notably the NICON/NOGA HILTON HOTELS of the 1st Defendant by the Defendants is illegal, null and void and of no effect or consequence whatsoever.

(b) An order of perpetual injunction restraining the Defendants, their servants, agents and/or privies including anyone…

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