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OYO STATE INEC
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL, OYO STATE

(2005) JELR 57458 (CA)

Court of Appeal 9 May 2005 Nigeria
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- The Court of Appeal struck out the application to set aside a certificate of non-compliance, holding the application was incompetent because the appeal had not yet been entered in the appellate court, per Order 1, rule 21(1)-(2) and Order

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Suit Number:CA/I/M.51/2005
Judges:RAPHAEL OLUFEMI ROWLAND JCA (Presided) SAKA ADEYEMI IBIYEYE JCA
Counsel:A. Gbadamosi Esq. - for the Applicant. A. Ganiyu Esq. P.L.O. Oyo State - for the 1st - 4th Respondents. -*- Chief Niyi Akintola, SAN (with him, F. Edema andYemi Giwa) - for -*- the 5th Respondent.

TABAI JCA (Delivering the Lead Ruling): This motion filed on the 25th April, 2005 seeks the following reliefs:-

“(i) An order for extension of time within which to apply to set aside the certificate as to non-compliance with conditions imposed upon a would-be appellant (id est Civil Form 16) issued in this case.

(ii) An order setting aside the certificate as to non-compliance with conditions imposed upon a would-be appellant ( id est Civil Form 16) issued in this case.”

And the grounds for the application are stated to be:-

“(a) Non-service on the appellant/applicant of summons to parties by registrar to settle record (id est Civil Form 6).

(b) Lack of jurisdiction by the registrar to issue Civil Form 6 on the appellant/applicant, which is a government department.”

The application was supported by a 12 paragraphed affidavit to which were attached exhibits A, B and C and a further-affidavit of 5 paragraphs.

The 5th respondent filed a counter-affidavit of 6 paragraphs and a further cou…

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