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NWOKOROBIA
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NWOGU & ORS.

(2009) JELR 47337 (SC)

Supreme Court 8 May 2009 Nigeria
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This case involves a dispute over a piece of land called ODONKWU NWOKOROBIA in Umualim Ikenga Eziudo Aboh Mbaise. The plaintiff claimed ownership of the land and sought an order for the defendants to surrender it to him. The trial court fou

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Suit Number:SC.291/2002
Judges:ALOYSIUS IYORGYER KATSINA-ALU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ALOMA MARIAM MUKHTAR Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria WALTER SAMUEL NKANU ONNOGHEN Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria PIUS OLAYIWOLA ADEREMI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL CHUKWUMA-ENEH Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:P.O. OKOLO ESQ. USMAN SANI G. W.ONYEGBULE C. C. CHUDE (MISS) F. N. ONUOHA For Appellant K. C. J. OKEREKE ESQ. For Respondent

A. M. MUKHTAR, J.S.C (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an appeal against the decision of the Court of Appeal, Port Harcourt Division delivered on 13th of June, 2002. The process that culminated into this appeal before us started at the High Court of Mbaise, Imo State. The appellant in this court was the plaintiff in that court, and the parcel of land which he was claiming against the respondents is called ODONKWU NWOKOROBIA, situate in Umualim Ikenga Eziudo Aboh Mbaise. The plaintiff traced the history of the land in dispute to himself in his statement of claim, and claimed therein as follows:

26 (a) An order of court commanding the defendants to surrender to the Plaintiff all the piece or parcel of land which is part of ODONKWU NWOKOROBIA, and situated in Umualim Ikenga Eziudo in Aboh Mbaise, which piece or parcel of land has been in possession of the defendants, and which the defendants have refused to surrender despite repeated demands.

(b) An injunction perpetually restr…

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