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(2013) JELR 35741 (SC)

Supreme Court 12 Jul 2013 Nigeria
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- The appellants, claiming to have been employed by the 1st respondent (NLNG Ltd.), sought declaratory and injunctive reliefs at the Rivers State High Court, contending entitlement to the status and benefits of regular staff, and challengin

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Suit Number:SC.310/2009
Judges:WALTER SAMUEL NKANU ONNOGHEN Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria CHRISTOPHER M. CHUKWUMA-ENEH Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria MUSA DATTIJO MUHAMMAD Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria CLARA BATA OGUNBIYI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria KUMAI BAYANG AKA'AHS Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Ledum Mitee For Appellant Seyi Sowemimo (SAN), with Remi Coker (Miss) - 1st RespondentDame N. C. Iroegbu DCL Rivers State - 2nd Respondent For Respondent

MUSA DATTIJO MUHAMMAD, J.S.C. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The appellants herein as plaintiffs at the Rivers State High Court, hereinafter referred to as the trial court, took out an originating summons against the respondents as the defendants seeking the determination of the following questions:-

"(1) Whether on a proper construction of the employment of the Plaintiffs:-

(a) The circumstances and manner of employment of the plaintiffs.

(b) The police wireless message dated D.T.O. 301015/10/2001 with reference CH: 3100/BDE PT/FHQ/ABJ/Vol. 1/55.

(c) The NLNG spy police force announcement.

(d) The address of Mr. Maduka, the then Human Resources Manager of the 1st Defendant on the passing out parade of the plaintiffs on 5th May, 2000 as contained in a video tape and

(e) The identity cards issued to the plaintiffs by the 1st defendants.

The plaintiffs are not entitled to be recognized as staff of the 1st defendant?

(ii) Whether the action of the 1st defendant in withholding the pay…

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