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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE: Criminal Intimidation – Ingredients of the offence of Criminal Intimidation

PRINCIPLE08/03/2024

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APPEAL: Instances where an appellate Court will not interfere with concurrent findings of fact(s) made by Lower Courts

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PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Admissions: Whether admission/admitted facts need further proof

PRINCIPLE08/03/2024

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE: Gratification – What the prosecution must prove to establish the offence of using office or position for Gratification

PRINCIPLE08/03/2024

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APPEAL: Concurrent findings – Instances where an appellate Court will not interfere with concurrent findings of fact(s) made by Lower Courts

PRINCIPLE08/03/2024

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JURISDICTION: Jurisdiction of the Federal High Court over cases of simple contracts

PRINCIPLE08/03/2024

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE: Criminal Intimidation – Ingredients of the offence of Criminal Intimidation

APPEAL: Instances where an appellate Court will not interfere with concurrent findings of fact(s) made by Lower Courts

PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Admissions: Whether admission/admitted facts need further proof

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE: Gratification – What the prosecution must prove to establish the offence of using office or position for Gratification

APPEAL: Concurrent findings – Instances where an appellate Court will not interfere with concurrent findings of fact(s) made by Lower Courts

JURISDICTION: Jurisdiction of the Federal High Court over cases of simple contracts

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE: Criminal Intimidation – Ingredients of the offence of Criminal Intimidation

APPEAL: Instances where an appellate Court will not interfere with concurrent findings of fact(s) made by Lower Courts

PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Admissions: Whether admission/admitted facts need further proof

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE: Gratification – What the prosecution must prove to establish the offence of using office or position for Gratification

APPEAL: Concurrent findings – Instances where an appellate Court will not interfere with concurrent findings of fact(s) made by Lower Courts

JURISDICTION: Jurisdiction of the Federal High Court over cases of simple contracts

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