OROGAN & ORS. V. SOREMEKUN & ORS.

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OROGAN & ORS. V. SOREMEKUN & ORS.
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OROGAN & ORS. V. SOREMEKUN & ORS.
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1.
MOHAMMED OROGAN
2.
MUFUTAU OSAYEMI
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3.
RAFIU MOHAMMED
4.
FATAYI MOHAMMED
APPELLANTS
5.
GANIYU AREMU
6.
BOLA AJIBOLA
7.
DELE OGUNMEFUN
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8.
LASISI OROBIYI
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1.
REVD. J.O.E. SOREMEKUN
2.
RT. REVD. M.F. SODIPO
3.
T.R.B. MACAULEY
RESPONDENTS
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4.
VICTOR NDALUGI
(As Trustees of the METHODIST
CHURCH OF NIGERIA)
SUIT NO. SC 58/1985
SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA
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OBASEKI,
J.S.C.
ESO,
J.S.C.
NNAMANI,
J.S.C.
UWAIS,
J.S.C.
BELGORE,
J.S.C.
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28th November, 1986
Appeals - Leave to raise new issue on appeal to Supreme Court - What applicants
counsel must show - Thinciples applicable.
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Company Law - Certificate of Incorporation - Application for - Particulars required
- S.4(1) Lands (Personal Succession) Act - Evidential value of - S.6 Lands
(Peipetual Succession) Act Cap. 98 - Evidence - Evidential value of certificate
of Incoiporation - Locus Standi - How to be pleaded - S.6(6)(b) Constitution
of Nigeria 1979.
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Practice and Procedure - Pleadings - Specific avcrnzent not specifically denied -
Effect - Words and Phrases - "Locus Standi".
ISSUES:
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1. What are the conditions to be satisfied before the Supreme Court will allow a
point of law not argued before the Court below to be argued before it?
2. Where plaintiffs have pleaded facts establishing their rights and obligations in
respect of a land must they also plead that they have
locus standi
to commence
the proceedings
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3. Whether an appellant can raise before the Supreme Court a new ground of law
which he had not raised before the Court of Appeal and if so, whether he must
first obtain leave of the Court before so doing.

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