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- PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Statement of Claim – Duty of Court to consider a validly filed statement of Claim
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- PLEADINGS – Amendment of Pleadings – Effect of amended pleadings – The supersession/superiority of amended statement of claim over writ of summons
“It is obviously not farfetched that the trial court, lower court and the Respondent have labored and relied fully on the otiose, obsolete, repealed and unusable statement of claim of…
- APPEAL – Amendment of Notice of Appeal – The essence of amendment of Notice of Appeal
“the known essence of an amendment of a Notice of Appeal is to place before the appellate court, the real, genuine and complete grievances in the form of grounds of…
- WORDS AND PHRASES – “Confessional Statement” – Meaning of confessional Statement
“The position of the law as regards confessional statements is not without its peculiarities. Section 28 of the Evidence Act, 2011, says a confession is an admission made by a…
- ACTION - Commencement of action - Action commenced by Writ of Summons - What a Writ of Summons must contain
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