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  • Every citizen of Nigeria has the right to protest on matters of public concern and no police permit is required!

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  • The Court of Appeal has a duty to pronounce on other issues where it holds that the trial court lacked jurisdiction.

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  • A document by which an action is statute-barred can be used to validate other claims.

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  • CORRUPTION CASES IN NIGERIA: ANY NEED FOR SPECIALISED COURTS?

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  • Where a defence of limitation is raised and sustained, the proper order is one of dismissal.

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  • Particulars of Ground of Appeal must not be set out separately.

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  • Filing a Notice of Discontinuance after obtaining substantial advantage is an abuse of court process.

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  • A respondent can file a counter-affidavit and a preliminary objection to the same motion.

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  • A letter written by a lawyer in the course of his duties to his client cannot be defamatory.

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  • Exceptions to the ‘Suo Motu’ procedure

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