NOT EVERY IRREGULARITY WILL NULLIFY THE PROCEEDING
In the case of Chief Okumagba Eboh and Six ors. v. Ogbotemi Akpotu (1968) 1 All NLR 220 at 221 this court held: “It is
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Judicial dictum is poetic.
In the case of Chief Okumagba Eboh and Six ors. v. Ogbotemi Akpotu (1968) 1 All NLR 220 at 221 this court held: “It is
In the present case, the perpetration of criminal acts being directly in issue, the plaintiff/respondent, to succeed, must establish its case beyond all reasonable doubt….
In a trial by a Judge alone, as in the case in hand, a distinction must be drawn between those cases where the evidence complained…
There is no doubt, however, that a court is expected in all proceedings before it to admit and act only on evidence which is admissible…
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