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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by agabusta: 12:29am On Nov 16, 2016
agabusta:


Oga this is not a criminal case.

You are trying to be smart, but it turned out to be an epic flop.

Instead of you to quote the law you are citing fully, you only wrote "Act of 2015, section 306 provides "

Which Act are you talking about??

Now let me help you.

The Act you are talking about is the ACJA 2015, the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015.

But sorry, the case in question is not a criminal case and so does not apply.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Geniro: 12:32am On Nov 16, 2016
agabusta:


[s]Oga this is not a criminal case.

You are trying to be smart, but it turned out to be an epic flop.

Instead of you to quote the law you are citing fully, you only wrote "Act of 2015, section 306 provides "

Which Act are you talking about??

Now let me help you.

The Act you are talking about is the ACJA 2015, the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015.

But sorry, the case in question is not a criminal case and so does not apply.[/s]

Watery counter. You said nothing !!
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by agabusta: 12:41am On Nov 16, 2016
Geniro:


Watery counter. You said nothing !!

You obviously lack comprehension skills, that is why don't know and/or didn't see the obvious mistake in using a law for criminal matters to argue a civil case.

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Geniro: 1:05am On Nov 16, 2016
agabusta:


You obviously lack comprehension skills, that is why don't know and/or didn't see the obvious mistake in using a law for criminal matters to argue a civil case.

If you were smart you will know judicial protocols is constant. Now quote relevant aspects of the law that supports your stance. You either do that or you shut up.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by onomeasike: 1:13am On Nov 16, 2016
southniyikaye:
mimiko just got served! Got paid in his own coin. Bastard son of a thousand father. What has our parents done to deserve the ill treatment he is melting on them by not paying them?
This is one common thread noticed in any person who betrays Tinubu. Mimiko was supported by tinubu to reclaim his mandate from Agagu but mimiko blatantly and shamelessly denied getting help from Asiwaju

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by agabusta: 1:32am On Nov 16, 2016
Geniro:


[s]If you were smart you will know judicial protocols is constant. Now quote relevant aspects of the law that supports your stance. You either do that or you shut up[/s].

Judicial procedure is constant?

There is no point engaging such an ignorant fellow like you.

These things are obviously above your intellectual capacity.

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 3:54am On Nov 16, 2016
agabusta:


Judicial procedure is constant?

There is no point engaging such an ignorant fellow like you.

These things are obviously above your intellectual capacity.
The facts remains that a notice of appeal is not the same thing as an order to suspend sitting!! For now there is no order stopping the appeal court from sitting.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 5:10am On Nov 16, 2016
BERNIMOORE:


JEGEDE'S APPEAL WILL BE HEARD TOMORROW 9.pm

Due to these facts below which renders Notice ineffective because of the time restrains which does not favour the jimoh ibrahim/poroye camp.

Act of 2015, section 306 provides

An application for stay of proceedings in respect of a criminal matter before the court shall not be entertained. In essence, proceeding at a lower court will continue not withstanding a pending appeal before a superior court,”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/saraki-vs-cct-does-appeal-operate-as-stay-of-proceeding-lawyers-speak/

''A Notice of Appeal does not automatically stay the proceedings of a court whose decision is being challenged at a superior court.

In order for a lower court to stay proceedings before it on the grounds that a party is challenging its decision at a superior court,

“An application for stay of proceedings in respect of a CRIMINAL matter before the court shall not be entertained. In essence, proceeding at a lower court will continue not withstanding a pending appeal before a superior court,”

Bros eeh..... This is not a criminal matter nah but CIVIL matter in which case the ACJA does not apply.

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 5:11am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:

The facts remains that a notice of appeal is not the same thing as an order to suspend sitting!! For now there is no order stopping the appeal court from sitting.

But in Uche Ogah's case you argued otherwise. You see your life

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 5:42am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:

The facts remains that a notice of appeal is not the same thing as an order to suspend sitting!! For now there is no order stopping the appeal court from sitting.

You see your life.... . You once argued on this forum that Once a notice of appeal is filed, all actions will be suspended. That is the position of the law. Thank God for technology.... Has that law changed?

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Babacele: 5:43am On Nov 16, 2016
The damage is done already. Like wild fire the news has spread that the court has barred Jegede from this election which would enhance loyalty shift from the Mimiko camp for it is few days to the real deal and political folks need to 'consolidate'-whatever it means. Ask Mrs Clinton . Because of the hatred for Mimiko presently, people won't even believe if eventually the Appeal Courts frees Jegede to participate. This hatred maybe transfered to anybody Mimiko eventually supports in this election if Jegede can't make it. Either way Mimiko sinks which is more important to Ondo people. It is becoming more interesting.

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 6:28am On Nov 16, 2016
kahal29:


“An application for stay of proceedings in respect of a CRIMINAL matter before the court shall not be entertained. In essence, proceeding at a lower court will continue not withstanding a pending appeal before a superior court,”

Bros eeh..... This is not a criminal matter nah but CIVIL matter in which case the ACJA does not apply.
My dear no need flogging a dead horse.The appeal court will resume sitting by 9am this morning. When it resumes we will know.If Sheriff and Jimoh likes they can boycott the sitting
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 6:30am On Nov 16, 2016
Babacele:
The damage is done already. Like wild fire the news has spread that the court has barred Jegede from this election which would enhance loyalty shift from the Mimiko camp for it is few days to the real deal and political folks need to 'consolidate'-whatever it means. Ask Mrs Clinton . Because of the hatred for Mimiko presently, people won't even believe if eventually the Appeal Courts frees Jegede to participate. This hatred maybe transfered to anybody Mimiko eventually supports in this election if Jegede can't make it. Either way Mimiko sinks which is more important to Ondo people. It is becoming more interesting.
The same way the fake news spread, the same way the news will spread when the appeal court gives it ruling this weekend
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Mujtahida: 6:34am On Nov 16, 2016
Pontaboki:
Lies,has the Supreme Court granted the motion for stay of Execution?.The matter will continue to be heard until the supreme court hears and grants the wish for stay of further proceedings
Do you know what it means when records of appeal is transferred from a lower court to a higher court?

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:39am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:

My dear no need flogging a dead horse.The appeal court will resume sitting by 9am this morning. When it resumes we will know.If Sheriff and Jimoh likes they can boycott the sitting

You once argued on this forum that Once a notice of appeal is filed, all actions will be suspended. That is the position of the law. Thank God for information technology.... Has that law changed? Pls I want you to respond cos they are your own words in a similar pre election matter of Uche Ogah vs Ikpeazu

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 6:39am On Nov 16, 2016
Mujtahida:

Do you know what it means when records of appeal is transferred from a lower court to a higher court?

It means no ruling has been entered and the lower court can proceed
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:41am On Nov 16, 2016
Mujtahida:

Do you know what it means when records of appeal is transferred from a lower court to a higher court?

Pls break it down for him

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:44am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:


It means no ruling has been entered and the lower court can proceed

Pls also respond to your earlier assertion that Once a notice of appeal is filed, all actions will be suspended.

Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by seunmsg(m): 6:44am On Nov 16, 2016
kahal29:


You once argued on this forum that Once a notice of appeal is filed, all actions will be suspended. That is the position of the law. Thank God for information technology.... Has that law changed? Pls I want you to respond cos they are your own words in a similar pre election matter of Uche Ogah vs Ikpeazu

The Internet never forgets!

It's so funny how people quickly change their position when the table is reversed. The law is the law and it has not changed. The appeal court will have to halt all proceedings on the matter till the supreme court rules on it.

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:46am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:


It means no ruling has been entered and the lower court can proceed

Pls respond

Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:47am On Nov 16, 2016
seunmsg:


The Internet never forgets!

It's so funny how people quickly change their position when the table is reversed. The law is the law and it has not changed. The appeal court will have to halt all proceedings on the matter till the supreme court rules on it.

It's really funny. It's a small world.

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Mujtahida: 6:47am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:


It means no ruling has been entered and the lower court can proceed
Without being condescending I ask are you a lawyer? You don't know that once records of appeal are transmitted from the lower court to the higher court the higher court becomes seised of all proceedings in respect of the matter. It's not a question of whether the motion for stay has been heard or not by the Supreme Court. Court of Appeal cannot go on to determine the appeal since records have been transmitted to the Supreme Court. This is contained in the rules of court.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:49am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:


It means no ruling has been entered and the lower court can proceed

Why are you running away from my question nah? No be you say you be Oga the law? You once argued on this forum that Once a notice of appeal is filed, all actions will be suspended. Has that law changed? Pls I need your response or Are you this unstable and inconsistent? Show your face if you are a man?

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 6:49am On Nov 16, 2016
kahal29:


You once argued on this forum that Once a notice of appeal is filed, all actions will be suspended. That is the position of the law. Thank God for information technology.... Has that law changed? Pls I want you to respond cos they are your own words in a similar pre election matter of Uche Ogah vs Ikpeazu
And your very self argued otherwise but in the end it is the position of the court that matters!!! Justice Okon Abang disregarded the notice of appeal and refused to vacate his order. The same way the appeal court will ignore this notice and go ahead to commence trial in the substantive suit
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 6:51am On Nov 16, 2016
Mujtahida:

Without being condescending I ask are you a lawyer? You don't know that once records of appeal are transmitted from the lower court to the higher court the higher court becomes seised of all proceedings in respect of the matter. It's not a question of whether the motion for stay has been heard or not by the Supreme Court. Court of Appeal cannot go on to determine the appeal since records have been transmitted to the Supreme Court. This is contained in the rules of court.
My dear the appeal court will resume sitting on the substantive suit this morning better tell Jimoh and his lawyers to get ready
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 6:56am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:

And your very self argued otherwise but in the end it is the position of the court that matters!!! Justice Okon Abang disregarded the notice of appeal and refused to vacate his order. The same way the appeal court will ignore this notice and go ahead to commence trial in the substantive suit

And justice Abang was banged by the appeal court justices for ignoring the Notice of the appeal

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/breaking-news-abia-gov-logjam-court-berates-justice-abang/

The Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Thursday, berated Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court in Abuja over his refusal to hands-off the suit that led to the removal of Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State.

The appellate court held that Justice Abang “placed the law on its head”, when he declined to suspend further proceeding on the matter, having been notified that an appeal had already been lodged against an interlocutory ruling he delivered on July 8.

A five-man panel of Justices of the appellate court, led by Justice Morenike Ogunwumiju, equally faulted Justice Abang for “over reaching his powers”, by wrongly interpreting the Appeal Court Rules.

Ikpeazu had in his first appeal marked CS/S/390B/2016, urged the appellate court to determine whether Justice Abang was right to have proceeded with hearing and determining the suit against him, even when he was notified that the appellate court was already seized of facts of the case.

He argued that Justice Abang was wrong to have gone ahead to interpret Order 4 Rules 10 & 11 of the Court of Appeal Act, after the record of appeal had been duly transmitted to the higher court.

He maintained that the lower court ought to have suspended proceedings before it to abide by decision of the appellate court.


Meantime, in a unanimous decision, the appellate court panel faulted Justice Abang for not according due respect to judicial hierarchy, saying he refused to tow the line of laid down precedents.

According to Justice Philomena Ekpe who delivered the lead verdict: “It appears the lower court made somersault of the law. Once an appeal has been entered, there is indeed nothing to be heard or determined once the record of appeal has been transmitted.

“The lower court had no jurisdiction or business to interpret the rules of a high court when the rules are clear and unambiguous. I am in agreement with argument of learned counsel to the appellant that the trial lower court judge acted ultra-vires his powers”.

The appellate court held that Justice Abang placed the law on its head when he refused to hands-off the matter having been notified of the pendency of the appeal.


“Consequently, this appeal is meritorious, the decision of the lower court delivered on July 8 is hereby set aside, cost of N100, 000 is awarded in favour of the appellant”, the court held.

So also the justices will be banged at the end of the day if they choose to do otherwise

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Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Geniro: 7:27am On Nov 16, 2016
agabusta:


[s]Judicial procedure is constant?

There is no point engaging such an ignorant fellow like you.

These things are obviously above your intellectual capacity[/s].

My friend shut it and provide relevant aspects of the constitution that supports your stance. You either do that or shut the hell up.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by cktheluckyman: 7:49am On Nov 16, 2016
kahal29:


And justice Abang was banged by the appeal court justices for ignoring the Notice of the appeal

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/breaking-news-abia-gov-logjam-court-berates-justice-abang/

The Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Thursday, berated Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court in Abuja over his refusal to hands-off the suit that led to the removal of Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State.

The appellate court held that Justice Abang “placed the law on its head”, when he declined to suspend further proceeding on the matter, having been notified that an appeal had already been lodged against an interlocutory ruling he delivered on July 8.

A five-man panel of Justices of the appellate court, led by Justice Morenike Ogunwumiju, equally faulted Justice Abang for “over reaching his powers”, by wrongly interpreting the Appeal Court Rules.

Ikpeazu had in his first appeal marked CS/S/390B/2016, urged the appellate court to determine whether Justice Abang was right to have proceeded with hearing and determining the suit against him, even when he was notified that the appellate court was already seized of facts of the case.

He argued that Justice Abang was wrong to have gone ahead to interpret Order 4 Rules 10 & 11 of the Court of Appeal Act, after the record of appeal had been duly transmitted to the higher court.

He maintained that the lower court ought to have suspended proceedings before it to abide by decision of the appellate court.


Meantime, in a unanimous decision, the appellate court panel faulted Justice Abang for not according due respect to judicial hierarchy, saying he refused to tow the line of laid down precedents.

According to Justice Philomena Ekpe who delivered the lead verdict: “It appears the lower court made somersault of the law. Once an appeal has been entered, there is indeed nothing to be heard or determined once the record of appeal has been transmitted.

“The lower court had no jurisdiction or business to interpret the rules of a high court when the rules are clear and unambiguous. I am in agreement with argument of learned counsel to the appellant that the trial lower court judge acted ultra-vires his powers”.

The appellate court held that Justice Abang placed the law on its head when he refused to hands-off the matter having been notified of the pendency of the appeal.


“Consequently, this appeal is meritorious, the decision of the lower court delivered on July 8 is hereby set aside, cost of N100, 000 is awarded in favour of the appellant”, the court held.

So also the justices will be banged at the end of the day if they choose to do otherwise
I don't know why you are bothering yourself, whatever we argue here will not have any bearing on the case.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by kahal29: 7:58am On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:

I don't know why you are bothering yourself, whatever we argue here will not have any bearing on the case.

Just to show you that what goes around comes around.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by orisa37: 9:41am On Nov 16, 2016
To the Ondos: This is your second Struggle with Fulani Herdsmen. There was Chief Falae and now Eyitayo Jegede. You people bargained for Democracy and not this Dictatorship, so please beware. Whoever invited Ali Modu Sherif to Akure is the Serpent in the Garden. Mimiko is an agrieved Governor. He should file Petition to stop the election in his State until he agrees on the date set. He is the Governor in charge of the Governance of the State. INEC is just a Consultant from the FG to help him govern well. INEC should take INSTRUCTIONS from the Governor on Ground with regards to the preparations and necessary arrangements for a smooth democratic election..
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Babacele: 12:43pm On Nov 16, 2016
cktheluckyman:

The same way the fake news spread, the same way the news will spread when the appeal court gives it ruling this weekend
I hope it is that simple.
Re: Ondo Election: Supreme Court Stops Jegede's Appeal. by Geniro: 7:53pm On Nov 16, 2016
agabusta:


Judicial procedure is constant?

There is no point engaging such an ignorant fellow like you.

These things are obviously above your intellectual capacity.

Ignorant pocket lawyer. What happened today. Some of you are just too silly to know when to shut up in defense of idiocy.

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