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YUSUF
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ADEGOKE

(2007) JELR 48745 (SC)

Supreme Court 20 Apr 2007 Nigeria
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- The case originated from the High Court of Justice in Ibadan, Nigeria, where the plaintiffs claimed a declaration of right of occupancy to a piece of land, damages for trespass, and an injunction. - The trial court ruled in favor of the p

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Suit Number:SC.15/2002
Judges:ALOYSIUS IYORGYER KATSINA-ALU Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria NIKI TOBI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria IBRAHIM TANKO MUHAMMAD Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria PIUS OLAYIWOLA ADEREMI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL CHUKWUMA-ENEH Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Ubong Esop Akpan (with him, Akinyemi Aremu) For Appellant Akeem Agbaje (with him, Femi Folorunso) For Respondent
Other Citations:Yusuf v. Adegoke (2007) 11 NWLR (Pt.1045) 332 (2007) 6 S.C (Pt I) 126 (2007) 6 S.C (Pt I) 126, (2007) JELR 54356 (SC)

P. O. ADEREMI, J.S.C (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The appeal is against the judgment of Court of Appeal, sitting in Ibadan, in CA/1/72/89: Alhaji Suara Yusuf and Lasisi Kode delivered on Thursday, 7th June, 2001. The case originated from the High Court of Justice, Ibadan, Oyo State where in suit No. 1/683/84 Tiamiyu Adeagbo and Alhaji Lamidi Atanda (deceased for themselves and on behalf of Odetunde family) claimed against Alhaji Suara Yusuf as follows:-

"(1) a declaration to a statutory or customary right of occupancy to all that piece or parcel of land verged RED on plan No. APAT/OY/06/1986 (excluding the area verged GREEN)' to ,

(2) the plaintiffs also claim N10,000.00 damages against the defendant for trespass committed by the defendant in respect of the said parcel of land sometimes in December 1984 which trespass is still continuing;

(3) the plaintiffs also claim perpetual injunction restraining the defendant, his servants, agents and privies from committing further acts of…

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