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Determinants of the venue for trial in a suit based on breach of contract

Duty of the court when an objection is raised as to venue

Effect of filing a defence before objecting to jurisdiction/venue

Factors determining an appropriate venue in an action for breach of contract

General principles relating to venue

How to resolve the issue of proper venue

Instances where the jurisdiction of the High Court is venue-neutral

Jurisdictional factors affecting venue

Principles for resolving disputes as to appropriate venue in which to commence an action between the High Court of one State and another

Principles relating to venue, particularly judicial divisions

The position of the law on venue for trials in the High Court

The proper venue for a cause or matter for specific performance of a contract or in respect of breach of contract

The proper venue for ventilating a grievance that a candidate submitted false or forged documents to INEC

The purpose of the rules regarding venue

The rule that an objection to venue must be raised timeously

Time to raise objection to the jurisdiction of the court as to venue

Time to raise objection to the jurisdiction of the court as to venue

Venue of a civil trial

1 subsidiary principles

Venue of a criminal trial

2 subsidiary principles

Venues available to a plaintiff wishing to institute an action for breach of contract

Whether an action commenced in the wrong venue is a nullity

Whether an objection to venue can be raised at any time of the proceedings

Whether it is the venue of hearing in the lower court that determines appellate jurisdiction and venue

Whether labour matters must be commenced in the region where the defendant resides or carries on business

Whether the defendant must enter conditional appearance in order to raise objection to venue

Whether the facts of each case are determinant to the issue of venue

Whether the rule that an action may be commenced in the region “where the defendant resides or carries on business” should be read disjunctively

Whether wrong choice of venue invalidates proceedings

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