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OKE
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EHINLANWO

(2007) JELR 33816 (CA)

Court of Appeal 2 Oct 2007 Nigeria
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- The appellant, Senator H.O. Ehinlanwo, appealed against a judgment of the Federal High Court regarding the removal of his name as the candidate for the Ondo South Senatorial seat by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). - The appellant argu

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Suit Number:CA/A/112/07
Judges:OLUFUNMILOLA OYELOLA ADEKEYE Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria MARY U. PETER ODILI Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria CHIDI NWAOMA UWA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:E. Adegboruwa, Esq, with Oyewole Olurin For Appellant Yinka Orokoto holding brief for Prince Adetokunbo Kayode (SAN), with J. O. Adesina (Mrs.) for 2nd Appellant (PDP).D. D. Dodo (SAN) with Maureen Onyiuke, V. A. Emerson, A. M. Araulene, Terhemba Gbashima and Aminu Eri.Ikechukwu Maledo (INEC). For Respondent

CHIDI NWAOMA UWA, JCA (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an appeal against the judgment of the Federal High Court, Abuja, delivered on the 18th day of April, 2007, hereafter called the "trial Court", The then applicant SENATOR H. O. EHINLANWO, in his Originating Summons ("the summons") dated March 16, 2007 sought the under mentioned questions for the determination of the Court:-

(1) Whether the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) can substitute the plaintiff with another from contesting for the office of the Ondo South Senatorial Zone in the forth coming Senatorial election?

(2) Whether the plaintiff can be substituted for the office of the Senatorial Seat in the Ondo South Senatorial Zone after having been cleared by INEC during its screening exercise.

The 1st Respondent (then applicant) in the originating summons sought the following reliefs:

(a) A declaration that the Peoples Democratic Party has no power to remove the name of the Applicant as the candidate on the platform of PD…

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