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GABRIEL FASHOYIN OYEDELE VS SANNI AYINLA & ORS

Legalpedia Citation: (1972) Legalpedia (SC) 71126

In the Supreme Court of Nigeria

Fri Dec 1, 1972

Suit Number: SC 177/71

CORAM


ELIAS JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT

FATAYI-WILLIAMS JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT

IRIKEFE JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT


PARTIES


GABRIEL FASHOYIN OYEDELE APPELLANTS


RESPONDENTS


AREA(S) OF LAW



SUMMARY OF FACTS

An applicant who based his title on purchase receipt, a Deed of Conveyance and a document purporting to be a conveyance sought to register to plots of land situate in Lagos but the said registration was objected to.


HELD


The court allowed the appeal and order that the case be sent back to the Registrar with a direction that he proceed with the application in terms of Sections 8 and 9 of the Registration of Titles Act Cap. 181, including the question of proof of execution of the conveyance in question. We award costs to the appellant.


ISSUES


None


RATIONES DECIDENDI


STEP AFTER DISMISSAL OF AN OBJECTION


“If an objection has been dismissed, application may then be investigated by the Registrar.” ELIAS, CJN.<foo< p=””></foo<>


STEP AFTER DISMISSAL OF AN OBJECTION


“If an objection has been dismissed, application may then be investigated by the Registrar.” ELIAS, CJN.


CASES CITED


1. Agboola v. Abimbola S.C. 366/67

2. Smith v. Sodipe S.C. 73/68

3. Ayodele v. Olumide S.C. 260/67

4. Folasade v. Durosola (1961) 1 All NLR 87 at p.91

5. Onayade v. Registrar of Titles & Anor. S.C. 163/68


STATUTES REFERRED TO


Registration of Titles Act

Evidence Act, (Cap. 62).


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