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NATIONAL SALARIES, WAGES AND INCOME COMMISSION

(2013) JELR 35875 (SC)

Supreme Court 10 May 2013 Nigeria
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- This is an appeal against a judgment in favor of the respondent in a case involving the appellant's compulsory retirement from the civil service. - The appellant claimed that his retirement was unlawful and sought a declaration, reinstate

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Suit Number:SC.254/2005
Judges:CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL CHUKWUMA-ENEH Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria MUHAMMAD SAIFULLAH MUNTAKA-COOMASSIE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria SULEIMAN GALADIMA Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria CLARA BATA OGUNBIYI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria STANLEY SHENKO ALAGOA Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Ibrahim Idris Esq. with Femi Motojesi Esq, Izuchukwu Ohajinwa Esq. For Appellant A. U. Mustapha, Esq. with Olupitan Adesola Esq. For Respondent

SULEIMAN GALADIMA, J.S.C. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): This is an Appeal against the Judgment of the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division (hereinafter referred to as the "Court below") delivered on 19/5/2005 in favour of the Respondent. The Appellant was not satisfied with the decision, hence he appealed further to this Court.

The background facts leading to this appeal are summarized herein. The Appellant as plaintiff at the Federal High Court Abuja took out a writ of summons against the Respondent, as Defendant, claiming for the following declaration and orders by the said trial Federal High Court in his Amended Statement of Claim.

1. A declaration that the compulsory retirement of the plaintiff was unlawful as it did not meet the requirements of the Civil Service Rules. An order setting aside retirement of the plaintiff on the grounds that the antecedents leading to the retirement were unauthorized and unofficial thus cannot result in an official sanction.

2. An order of court re…

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