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OYEWOLE
V.
LASISI

(2000) JELR 50990 (CA)

Court of Appeal 9 Mar 2000 Nigeria
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- Plaintiffs (children of Johnson Akinyombo Dada) sued the defendant for a declaration of title and injunction over family cocoa farms, initially describing themselves in the writ as suing in a representative capacity, but their amended sta

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Suit Number:CA/I/132/93 .
Counsel:Peter Ade Ogunleye for the Appellants -*- Soji Oyebadejo for the Respondent.

ONALAJA, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The plaintiffs (1) Mrs. A Folashade Oyewole (Nee Akinyombo Dada) (2) Mrs. Latundun Alesin (for themselves and on behalf of the entire children of Johnson Akinyombo Dada) issued writ against Mrs. Victoria Lasisi (Nee Anibi) as defendant which writ was duly endorsed. After service of writ on the defendant pleadings were filed, delivered, exchanged and amended.

By their amended statement of claims at page 14 of the record of appeal it states in the undermentioned paragraphs as follows: SUIT NO. HIF/71/90

BETWEEN

MRS. FOLASADE OYEWOLE nee (AKINYO-MBO ) MRS. LATUNDUN ALESHIN } PLAINTIFF

AND

MRS. VICTORIA LASISI

OGUNMAKIN (Nee ANIBI) }DEFENDANT

AMENDED STATEMENT OF CLAIM

The plaintiffs are petty traders. The 1st plaintiff is resident in 26B Ompetu Street, Ile-Ife and the 2nd resident in 21, Igbo Itara Street,

Ile-Ife.

The Defendant is a business woman and her marital home is Omitoto Line 2, Ile-Ife.

The Plaintiffs’ father is late Johnson Dada Akinyo…

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