The certainty in settled principles of law is perhaps one of the cardinal tools that make us determine the course of litigation most times. It infuses a sort of confidence in our oral and written advocacy. It is quite easy to presume, I suppose, that a case fixed for mention cannot be heard on the return date ( Olubusola Stores v. Standard Bank Nig Ltd (1975) NSCC 137; Mbadinuju v. Ezuka (1994) 8 NWLR (pt. 364) 535),
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