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• Pages: 80-80

Paras. 150-200 Vol. 3: ARBITRATION 80

(27) WITNESSES

150-200. Calling of witnesses without consent of parties in arbitration pro-

ceedings.

“Accordingly, a general rule of our law of evidence is that neither a Judge, nor an

umpire in arbitration proceedings, has any right to call a witness in a civil action

without the consent of parties (see: re-Enoch & Bock & Co’s Arbitration (1910) 1

K.B. 327, also Bell-Gam v. Bell-Gam (1965) All N.L.R. 106 at 109 - per Barimian

J.S.C.).” - Per Idigbe, J.S.C. in Omoregbe v. Lawani Suit No. S.C. 89/1979; (1980)

12 N.S.C.C. 164 at 171.

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ARREST

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