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COMEX LIMITED VS NIGERIA ARAB BANK LIMITED

Legalpedia Citation: (1997) Legalpedia (SC) 19519

In the Supreme Court of Nigeria

Fri Apr 4, 1997

Suit Number: SC. 102/1995

CORAM


ABUBAKAR BASHIR WALI JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT

IDRIS LEGBO KUTIGI. JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT

MICHAEL EKUNDAYO OGUNDARE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT


PARTIES


COMEX LIMITED APPELLANTS


RESPONDENTS


AREA(S) OF LAW



SUMMARY OF FACTS

The  appellant had sued the  respondent claiming various declarations,the judgement was in favour of the appellants. The respondents motion for stay of execution was granted by the court of Appeal.   ?


HELD


This appeal, therefore fails and it is hereby dismissed by me. I award N1,000.00 costs of this appeal to the defendant/ respondent.  ?


ISSUES


Whether the Appeal is competent  ?


RATIONES DECIDENDI


A PERVERSE DECISION CAN RAISE QUESTIONS OTHER THAN OF LAW


Whenever the decision of a court is perverse in the sense that no reasonable tribunal could on the evidence before it have reached such a decision, or that there was no evidence to support the decision reached by the Court, a complaint against such a decision can raise any questions other than questions of law. PER OGUNDARE, JSC


WHEN THE EXERCISE OF DISCRETION IS CHALLENGED BEFORE AN APPELLATE COURT


A discretion is exercised by a Court in the context of certain circumstances placed before that court. If the exercise of that discretion is challenged before an appellate court, that court, in my view, is bound to look at the surrounding circumstances to deter-mine whether the lower court exercised the discretion judiciously or judicially or arbitrarily. PER OGUNDARE, JSC


CASES CITED


Ogbechie v. Onochie (No. 1) (1986) 2 NWLR (Pt. 23) 484; (1986) 3 SC. 54;Ade Coker v. U.BA. Plc. SC.66/1996 , (1997) 2 NWLR (Pt.490) 641).Nwadike v. Ibekwe (1987) 4 NWLR (Pt. 67) 718 at 744-745 O’ kelly v. Trusthouse Forte Plc (1983) 3 ALL E.R. at p. 456.Benmax v. Austin Motor Co. Ltd. (1945) All E.R. 326, at p. 327.?


STATUTES REFERRED TO


NONE  ?


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