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Supreme Court ESEWE V. EGBE (SC 119/1988)[1988] NGSC 28 (Supreme Court) (SC 119/1988) [1960] NGSC 1 (03 July 1988); 04 Jul 1988 HR Participate in government Supreme Court 03 July 1988   IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA CORAM...
Supreme Court The Attorney-General of Lagos State v. The Hon. Justice L J. Dosumu (SC 257/1988)[1988] NGSC 29 (16 June 1988) (SC 257/1988) [1988] NGSC 29 (15 June 1988); 15 Jun 1988 HR Have his cause heard (fair trial) Supreme Court 15 June 1988 In The Supreme Court of Nigeria On...

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