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UDOETE
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HEIL

(2001) JELR 56158 (CA)

Court of Appeal 18 Dec 2001 Nigeria
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- The case arose from a claim by the plaintiff for N12,710,000 in special and general damages, and injunctive relief, relating to the alleged unlawful invasion and damage to the plaintiff’s palm oil mill by the defendants. - At the trial co

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Suit Number:CA/C/69/2000
Judges:DENNIS ONYEJIFE EDOZIE, JCA (Presided) OKWUCHUKWU OPENE,JCA SIMEON OSUJI EKPE, JCA (Read the Lead Judgment)
Counsel:Prince Obot Ufor - for the Appellant. -*- Chief Assam A. Assa, - for the Respondents.

EKPE, JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): The plaintiff commenced the substantive suit No. HAB/70/96 in respect of the matter at the High

Court Ikot Abasi of Akwa Ibom State. The plaintiff claimed against the defendants in paragraph 14 of the Statement of Claim thus: “Wherefore the plaintiff claims from the defendants as follows:

N12,710,000.00 (twelve million seven hundred and ten thousand Naira) representing special and general A damages when on or about September 7 1995, the defendants and their servants agents, and privies wrongfully, unlawfully, and illegally invaded the plaintiff’s palm oil Mill, Ete and caused extensive damage to the said premises as per the particulars hereunder an injunction restraining the defendants and their servants, agents and privies from causing any further damages to the said premises of the palm oil Mill Ete”.

The plaintiff also gave particulars of Special damages. The statement of claim was filed out of time with the leave of court. The defendants di…

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