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OGBORU
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PRESIDENT COURT OF APPEAL & ANOR.

(2005) JELR 45299 (CA)

Court of Appeal 25 Oct 2005 Nigeria
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- The appellant/applicant filed an application for an extension of time to appeal against an order made by the Delta State High Court. - The application also requested that the notice of appeal already filed be deemed properly filed and ser

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Suit Number:CA/B/274M/2005
Judges:ZAINAB ADAMU BULKACHUWA JCA NWALI SYLVESTER NGWUTA JCA UWANI MUSA ABBA AJI JCA
Counsel:J. O. Agbamu, Esq. (with him, Clement Onwuenwunor, Esq. and A. N. Oboroegbeyi, Esq.) For the Appellant; R. O. Balogun, Esq. for the 1st Respondent; Chief Milton Paul Ohwovoriole, SAN (with him, O. Williams [Mrs.] and K. E. Mozia, Esq.) for the 2nd Respondent.
Other Citations:Ogboru v. P.C.A. (No.1) [2005] 18 NWLR (Pt.956) Pg. 66

BULKACHUWA, J.C.A. (Delivering the Lead Ruling): By an application filed before this court on the 29/9/2005, the appellant/applicant prayed for the following reliefs: -

1. An order for extension of time within which the appellant/applicant can appeal against the order of Hon. Justice Z. A. Smith of Delta State High Court, Asaba, made on 3rd August, 2005, in suit No. AM/44/2005/M1.

2. An order deeming the notice of appeal already filed and served as being properly filed and served.

3. An order granting a departure from the rules of this court by allowing the appellant/applicant to compile the record of appeal and treating the bundle of documents already compiled and filed in this court and marked exhibit B as the record of appeal in this case.

4. An order accelerating the hearing of the substantive appeal by abridging the time within which the parties are to file their briefs of argument and setting the substantive appeal down for hearing.

And for such further or other orders as this c…

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