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• GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS: Duty of a Garnishee in Garnishee Proceeding - Duty of the garnishee to satisfy the court why the funds in its possession belonging to the judgment debtor should not be garnished to pay the judgment debt

  "It is most pertinent to bear in mind the fact that the appellant/applicant herein is a garnishee. The only duty of a garnishee in garnishee proceedings is to satisfy the…

• JUDGMENT AND ORDER - DELIVERY OF JUDGMENT - Attitude of the Appellate Court as it relates to the issue of unreasonable delay in the hearing of cases and delivery of judgment "

  Thus, in the case of Awobiyi and Sons v. Igbalaiye Brothers (1965) 1 All N.L.R. 163, Brett, JSC (delivering the judgment of the Supreme Court) observed at p. 166: "We…

• JUDGMENT AND ORDER - Delivery of Judgment - Effect of failure of the court to deliver its judgment within the time frame stipulated for delivery of judgment

  "By S.258(1) of the self same Constitution, every Court established under the 1979 Constitution shall deliver its judgment not later than 3 months after the final addresses. In my view,…

• JUDGMENT AND ORDER – REVERSAL OF DECISION – Nature of error that will lead to the reversal of a judgment on appeal

  “It is well settled that the only error made by a Court that will lead to a reversal of its judgment, is an error that occasioned a miscarriage of justice…

• JUDGMENT AND ORDER - Enforcement of Judgment - Whether judgment/order of Court may be enforced only by the original judgment creditor against the original judgment debtor

  "In Obi-Okoye's Essays on Civil Proceedings Vol. 1, at page 46 paragraphs 3-4, it is stated as follows: "A judgment or an order of the Court may be enforced only…