Mrs. S.w. Anokwuru V. Ukachukwu Anokwuru & Ors (2016) LLJR-CA

Mrs. S.w. Anokwuru V. Ukachukwu Anokwuru & Ors (2016)

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RAPHAEL CHIKWE AGBO, J.C.A.

The applicant has made out a case for the application to be allowed to enable the parties ventilate their argument in Court. The application is allowed. Time is extended until today for the applicant to seek leave to appeal against the ruling of Imo State High Court in suit no. HOW/81/2007 delivered on 24-10-2011. The applicant is hereby granted leave to appeal against the said ruling. The applicant is given 21 days from date to file her notice of appeal.

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