“In the instant appeal, the Court below, at page 613 of the Record, held thus: “On the issue of lis pendens, the said Suit No. 0/197/80 was filed in 1980. The grant, which was confirmed in 1985 by Exhibit P2 was made in 1975, before the suit was filed. The issue of lis pendens does not therefore arise on the facts of this case.” I am in accord with the decision of the Court below. It is manifest from the content of Exhibit P2, that the Respondent has proved that the possession of the land by its predecessor-in-title, (the Registered Trustees of the Catholic Mission); commenced from 1975. The survey plan in Exhibit P2 shows clearly that the land in dispute was part of the land granted the Registered Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church, in 1975. What this implies is that Exhibit D2, i.e. Suit No. 0/197/80, was instituted about five (5) years, after the Respondent’s predecessors in title had acquired the land in dispute. The issue of lis pendens does not therefore arise on the facts of this case.” Per ABDU ABOKI, JSC in OHAEGBU & ORS v. REGD TRUSTEES OF THE CAPUCHIN FRIARS MINOR NIGERIA (2022-LCER-46522-SC) (Pp 23 – 24; Paras F – D)