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STATE
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AJULUCHUKWU & ANOR

(2010) JELR 33698 (CA)

Court of Appeal 9 Nov 2010 Nigeria
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- The case involves two respondents who were accused of conspiracy, stealing, and obtaining money by false pretenses. - The respondents pleaded not guilty and made a no case submission, which was upheld by the trial judge, resulting in thei

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Suit Number:CA/C/46/2009
Judges:KUMAI BAYANG AKAAHS Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria MASSOUD A. OREDOLA Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria ISAIAH OLUFEMI AKEJU Justice of The Court of Appeal of Nigeria
Counsel:P.S. Bisong Esq. (Deputy Director) Ministry of Justice, Calabar For Appellant Essien H. Andrew Esq,N. O. Amah Esq. For Respondent
Other Citations:(2010) JELR 53943 (CA)

ISAIAH OLUFEMI AKEJU, JCA (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The two respondents in this appeal were the accused persons in charge No.HC/13C/2006 before the High Court of cross River State sitting at Calabar on a three count charge of:

1. Conspiracy contrary to Section 51g (6);

2. Stealing contrary to Section 390 (9);

3. Obtaining money by false pretences contrary to Section 419; all of the Criminal Code Cap.31 Vol. II Laws of Cross River State of Nigeria, 1983.

The particulars of offence are that between July and August 2004, the respondents conspired to steal the sum of N6.2m property of the Motor and Motorcycles Spare Parts Dealers Association of Nigeria, Calabar while the 2nd respondent with the company of the 1st respondent and with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of N6.2m from the Motor and Motorcycles Spare Parts Dealers Association of Nigeria, Calabar by falsely pretending that he (2nd respondent) had two hectares of land at Ikot Eneobong, Calabar Municipality to sell to t…

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