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• PROVISION OF AN INTERPRETER - Whether failure to record the presence of an interpreter on subsequent trial dates would be sufficient to vitiate a trial

  CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - PROVISION OF AN INTERPRETER - Whether failure to record the presence of an interpreter on subsequent trial dates would be sufficient to vitiate a trial:

• PROVISION OF AN INTERPRETER - Whether the right of an accused to an interpreter can be invoked on appeal by an appellant who had been represented by counsel at the trial as a ground for setting aside a conviction

  CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - PROVISION OF AN INTERPRETER - Whether the right of an accused to an interpreter can be invoked on appeal by an appellant who had been represented by counsel…

• TAXATION - Assessment Of Tax - Statutory provisions stating the procedure on an appeal to the Commissioners and to the High Court under the Personal Income Tax (Lagos) Act, 1961

  "The procedure on an appeal to the Commissioners is laid down in Section 57 of the Companies Income Tax Act, 1961 and that on an appeal to the High Court…

• PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE: Notice of preliminary objection to an appeal – Need to determine preliminary objection to an appeal before the substantive appeal

  “It is settled that once a preliminary objection is raised by the Respondent in an appeal, the objection must be considered first before taking further steps to hear the appeal.…

• CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – GUILT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON – How to establish/prove the guilt of an accused person

  “Now, there are three ways for the Prosecution to prove its case – direct evidence, circumstantial evidence or confession.” Per AMINA ADAMU AUGIE, JSC in LAWALI NASIRU v. THE STATE (2021-LCER-40485-SC)…