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ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ANAMBRA STATE

(2001) JELR 52774 (CA)

Court of Appeal 24 Apr 2001 Nigeria
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- Plaintiffs (2nd-7th respondents), acting for their community, sued the appellants (executives of Nawfia Progressive Union) in Anambra State High Court for declaratory and injunctive reliefs (Suit No. A/177/95). Appellants, alleging possib

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Suit Number:CA/E/132/98
Judges:JUSTIN THOMPSON AKPABIO, JCA JOHN AFOLABI FABIYI, JCA MUSA DATTIJO MUHAMMAD, JCA
Counsel:Ben Osaka Esq., for the Appellants; V. O. Onwuka (Mrs.) Snr. Legal Officer Anambra State Ministry of Justice for the 1st Respondent; P. Umeadi (Jnr.) Esq., with F. Chukwudi for the 2nd-6th Respondents.

MUHAMMAD, JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): This is an interlocutory appeal, the decision of Hon. Justice J. O. Egbuna of the Awka Judicial Division of the Anambra State High Court dated 20th January, 1998.

The simple and straightforeword facts of the case which brought about the appeal shall be retold hereunder.

The 2nd-7th respondents in this appeal had as plaintiffs for themselves and on behalf of the Umuriam Obunese village Nawfia except Engineer A.E. Meniru, the 1st defendant, sued the appellants who were 2nd, 3rd and 4th defendants in the lower court. These defendants were sued for themselves and on behalf of the executive committee of Nawfia progressive Union. The plaintiffs hereinafter called respondents had in suit No. A/177/95 prayed the court against the 2nd, 3rd and 4th defendants, hereinafter referred to as appellants, for certain declaratory and injuctive reliefs. The details of these reliefs per the writ and claim of the respondents against the appellants are not rele…

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