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A Lagos-based lawyer and right-wing, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, on Thursday described the Federal High Court's order to prescribe IPOBs as defective laws, adding that it would have to argue and annul all those affected or affected by that warrant, Adegboruwa stated that he could not be a legal entity known and named IPOB, since such an entity did not exist in law, adding that the State Attorney of the Federation can not sue the IPOB as a defendant in any court, as well as an entity unknown to law.
“The Court cannot make an order against a non-existing entity, such as IPOB. Such order, if and when made, is at large and unenforceable. The Supreme Court has stated it times without number that the court cannot proceed against a non-juristic person.
“The court, which is a creation of law to interpret the law, cannot competently proscribe what does not exist in the eye of the law. If IPOB is registered in Nigeria at all, it can only sue and be sued in the corporate name of its incorporated trustees. The Hon Attorney-General, with all due respect, cannot file or maintain a suit in court against IPOB, in the manner formulated in this case,” he stated.
He further urged Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and all those concerned to proceed to challenge the competence of the suit itself and the jurisdiction of the court to make the order.
“I verily believe that the federal government should follow the noble advice that General Muhammadu Buhari gave to the United Nations, to adopt dialogue in the resolution of the agitations coming from the South East,” he concluded. Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
A Lagos-based lawyer and right-wing, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, on Thursday described the Federal High Court's order to prescribe IPOBs as defective laws, adding that it would have to argue and annul all those affected or affected by that warrant, Adegboruwa stated that he could not be a legal entity known and named IPOB, since such an entity did not exist in law, adding that the State Attorney of the Federation can not sue the IPOB as a defendant in any court, as well as an entity unknown to law.
“The Court cannot make an order against a non-existing entity, such as IPOB. Such order, if and when made, is at large and unenforceable. The Supreme Court has stated it times without number that the court cannot proceed against a non-juristic person.
“The court, which is a creation of law to interpret the law, cannot competently proscribe what does not exist in the eye of the law. If IPOB is registered in Nigeria at all, it can only sue and be sued in the corporate name of its incorporated trustees. The Hon Attorney-General, with all due respect, cannot file or maintain a suit in court against IPOB, in the manner formulated in this case,” he stated.
He further urged Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and all those concerned to proceed to challenge the competence of the suit itself and the jurisdiction of the court to make the order.
“I verily believe that the federal government should follow the noble advice that General Muhammadu Buhari gave to the United Nations, to adopt dialogue in the resolution of the agitations coming from the South East,” he concluded. Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
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