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OLUFUNMISE
V.
FALANA

(1990) JELR 42984 (SC)

Supreme Court 27 Apr 1990 Nigeria
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- This case involves two consolidated suits, LD/521/75 and LD/828/75. - In suit LD/521/75, the respondent claimed a declaration of ownership of a property and an account of rents collected by the defendant. - In suit LD/828/75, the appellan

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Suit Number:SC.137/1987
Judges:ANDREWS OTUTU OBASEKI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria AUGUSTINE NNAMANI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria SALIHU MODIBBO ALFA BELGORE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ABDUL GANIYU OLATUNJI AGBAJE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria ABUBAKAR BASHIR WALI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:DR. S. ABAYOMI For Appellant W.A. Oseni Esq. For Respondent
Other Citations:Olufunmise v. Falana (1990) 3 NWLR (Pt.136) 1 (1990) 1 All N.L.R 321 (1990) 4 S.C 174

OBASEKI, AG. C.J.N.: This appeal is against the decision of the Court of Appeal sitting on appeal from the decision of the High Court of Lagos State in the consolidated suit LD/521/75 and LD/828/75.

The respondent was the plaintiff and the appellant was the defendant to the claim filed in suit no. LD/521/75. There, the plaintiff claimed:

"(1) a declaration that the plaintiff is entitled to a moiety of the house and landed property known and described as No.20 and 20A, Glover Street, Lagos and covered by Land Certificates Title No. LO.1004 and LO.3659 respectively;

(2) An account from the defendant of all rents collected by the defendant from September, 1970 to March, 1975

(3) Payment of half the amount collected from tenants and/or occupants of the said premises by the defendants."

In suit LD/828/75, the appellant was the plaintiff and the respondent the 2nd defendant.

Therein the plaintiff claimed:

"(1) An order to set aside the judgment of Mr. Justice B.A. Kazeem delivered on 27th …

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