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NWOYE
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MADUBUEZE

(2015) JELR 56898 (CA)

Court of Appeal 7 Oct 2015 Nigeria
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- The appellant appealed the ruling of the Anambra State National and State Houses of Assembly Election Tribunal, which granted the 1st respondent leave to file and rely on an additional witness statement and the report of an administrative

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Suit Number:CA/E/EPT/14/2015
Judges:MASSOUD ABDULRAHMAN OREDOLA JCA (Presided) TOM SHAIBU YAKUBU JCA
Counsel:Chief Olusola Oke, , (wrote the brief) - for the Appellant. -*- Ken Mozia SAN, [with him, A.C. Ananenugwu SAN, B. B -*- A. Afuba Esq.,], (wrote the brief), Ikenna Chibuzor, C.E. -*- Odo and O. L Udemezue. - for the 1st Respondent Ikenna Amaechi (with him, B.B.M. Maduekwe Esq., Etonike Ndigwe Esq., S.C. Udemezue Esq., Sylvester Odili -*- Esq., B. O. Iwunor Esq., and Emmanuel Ogimba Esq.) - C -*- for the 2nd Respondent. -*- C. B. Anyigbo Esq. - for the 3rd - 8th respondents.

AGIM JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): This appeal No. CA/E/EPT/14/2015 was filed on 22 August 2015 against the 21 August 2015 ruling of the Anambra State National and State Houses of Assembly Election Tribunal at Akwa, granting the 1st respondent the following reliefs:

The 1st respondent/applicant is granted leave to file , serve and argue this application outside or after the close of the pre-hearing sessions.

The 1st respondent/applicant is granted leave to file and rely on the additional witness statement on oath of Barrister Peter O. Madubueze separately filed and served on the respondent. The 1st respondent/applicant is granted leave to rely on and tender at the trial of this petition, the report ofthe administrative panel of inquiry set up by the 8th respondent on the 2015 general elections in Anambra East/West Federal Constituency. The additional witness statement on oath of Barrister Peter O. Madubueze, already separately filed in thisTribunal, a copy of which is attached t…

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