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PAM
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ALL NIGERIA PEOPLES PARTY

(2007) JELR 48241 (CA)

Court of Appeal 5 Jul 2007 Nigeria
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- The case involved Nasiru Muhammad (plaintiff/1st respondent) challenging the All Nigeria Peoples Party’s (ANPP, 2nd defendant) attempt to substitute his candidacy for the April 2007 AMAC/Bwari Federal House of Representatives election wit

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Suit Number:CA/A/118/2007
Judges:RABIU DANLAMI MUHAMMAD Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria MARY U. PETER-ODILI Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria CHIDI NWAOMA UWA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:Chief Emeka Ngige, SAN, (with him, Sola Egbeyinka, Esq.)Dele Adesina, Esq. (with him, Uche Uwasuronye; John Ogbah) For Appellant D. D. Dodo, SAN (with him, Audu Anuga, Chinedu Umeh, Aminu Eri)Mma Ngbor [Mrs.](with her, Uchenna Ama, Uchenna Ofodile, C. Wobi and E. Odunze) For Respondent

MARY U. PETER-ODILI, J.C.A. (Delivered the Leading Judgment) By an Originating Summons, the 2nd Respondent, Nasiru Muhammad instituted an action against the Appellant, Austen Peters Pam Amanda I. as 3rd defendant with the following determination.

1. Whether the letter by the 2nd Defendant/All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) dated 19th February to the 1st Defendant (Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) applying for the substitution of the Plaintiff with Austen Peters Pam Amanda I. gave any reason for the application for substitution.

2. Whether the withdrawal/substitution form CF004A dated 12th February 2007 purporting to substitute the Plaintiff with the 3rd Defendant is valid having not been signed by the plaintiff.

3. Whether the application for substitution of the Plaintiff with the 3rd Defendant (Austen Peter Pam- Amanda I.) as contained in the letter by the 2nd Defendant dated 19th February 2007 to the 1st Defendant ought to give reasons for the application.

4. Whether…

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