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Black Stool

2 subsidiary principles

Circumstances under which a stool may become vacant

Meaning of stool

Nature of the onus on a plaintiff suing another representing a stool

Persons that may sue or be sued on behalf of a stool or skin

Sempe Stool

2 subsidiary principles

The position of the law on the head of a stool

The principle that a stool or skin is a corporation sole and has capacity to sue and be sued

The rule that the court should be wary in appointing anybody at all to perform customary functions in relation to a stool

Whether a delay on the part of a family to claim a stool s a bar to any subsequent claim

Whether a stool, once created, can die

Whether mere occupation of a Stool amounts to ownership of the Stool

Whether the court can appoint anybody to perform customary functions in relation to a stool

Whether the elevation of a Stool to a Divisional or Mponua status creates a new Stool

Whether the elevation of a stool to a divisional status creates a new stool

Whether the mere occupation of a Stool amounts to ownership of the Stool

Whether the occupant of a stool is a trustee

Whether there is a presumption that whatever an occupant of a stool acquires belongs to the stool

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