The Undefended list
procedure recently caught my attention while reading through the pages of some new
decisions of the apex court, the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Just like other well
known procedural aspects of law that refuse to get buried in old reports, the
mode of application for an Undefended list is still very much a contention, as
it continues to appear over the years. Now in order not to mistaken
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Showing posts with label practice and procedure. Show all posts
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UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS & ANOR V. AIGORO (1985) 16 (Pt 1) NSCC 88
CASE
REVIEW
UNIVERSITY
OF LAGOS & ANOR V. AIGORO (1985) 16 (Pt 1) NSCC 88
K.
K. Eleja & Co.
By
A. O. Mohammad Esq.
15th
March, 2014
“The criteria by which the
exercise of a statutory discretion must be judged have been defined in many
authoritative cases, and it is well settled that if the discretion has been
exercised bona fide, uninfluenced by irrelevant considerations and not
arbitrarily or illegally no court is entitled to interfere even if the court
had the discretion been theirs might have exercised it otherwise”
Mobil Oil
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