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SANUSI
V.
AYOOLA & ORS.

(1992) JELR 43112 (SC)

Supreme Court 11 Dec 1992 Nigeria
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- The case involves a dispute over possession of a property in Lagos. - The plaintiffs filed a writ of summons claiming possession of the property and an injunction against the defendant. - The trial proceeded without the defendant, and the

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Suit Number:SC.29/1987
Judges:ADOLPHUS GODWIN KARIBI-WHYTE JSC SAIDU KAWU JSC ABUBAKAR BASHIR WALI JSC UCHE OMO JSC EMMANUEL OBIOMA OGWUEGBU JSC
Counsel:M.K. Gbajabiamila For the Appellant; S. Abayomi For the Respondents.
Other Citations:Sanusi v. Ayoola (1992) NWLR (Pt. 265) 275 (1992) 11/12 SCNJ 142

A. G. KARIBI-WHYTE, J.S.C. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): On the 17th June, 1986 the Lagos Division of the Court of Appeal allowed the appeal by the Plaintiffs against the judgment of Bamgboye, J, of the High Court of Lagos State. This is an appeal by the defendant against the judgment of the Court of Appeal. We heard argument from learned Counsel to the parties on the 21st September, 1992, and reserved judgment for today. This I now proceed to state.

Plaintiffs issued a writ of summons dared 18th October, 1983 claiming from the defendant the following reliefs:-

(a) A Declaration that the plaintiffs are emit led to the possession of the landed property situate al and known as No.7A and 7B Egerton Road and No.3 Offin Canal, Lagos.

(b) Possession of the said landed property which is occupied by the Defendant.

(c) An injunction restraining the Defendant, his Agents and/or servants from further occupation of the said landed property.

The annual rental value of the said landed propert…

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