hakeem4:
But this girl is not serious oo

So you got a job with the bank, and you were asked to dress coperately ( suit and tie). You now wear agbada to work the next day claiming you know your right

Madam eez like there something wrong with your brain

Mynd44:


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The appellant being a legal practitioner, should note that, the purported alleged infringement of his right as a member of the Nigerian Bar Association by virtue of his fundamental rights as a citizen of Nigeria, can only be resolved by a majority decision of its members. In other words, wrongs done to a voluntary association, or disputes arising from a debate, should he resolved by the majority decision of the voluntary club or association of which his view was in the minority.

Campusity:
This simply means that the courts cannot intervene in the matter concerning the dress code for the bar graduation. It can be resolved within the organisation by internal mechanisms to decide what to do and follow.

But the call to bar procedures is handled by a government organisation ie the Council for Legal Education not an association like the Nigerian Bar Association which the court ruling is referring to.

The courts may intervene in this case...

hakeem4:
But this girl is not serious oo

So you got a job with the bank, and you were asked to dress coperately ( suit and tie). You now wear agbada to work the next day claiming you know your right

Madam eez like there something wrong with your brain

babaskool:
This matter is actually very simple and straightforward than it is being made to be.
Firstly Miss Firdaus get yourself a good lawyer, instruct him to bring an application for enforcement of your fundamental rights via the FREP rules 2009.

One of the prayers you would be seeking as a relief is that the actions of staff of the council of legal education on the day of your call to bar infringed on your right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion

Please remind your lawyer to be reasonable and only ask that you may be called at the next call to bar which is April 2018.

Also please tell him to institute your case in the Federal High court and should only make a case against the council of legal education and not the body of benchers (the body is the highest supreme body in the land ) they might feel offended

Kind regards
Akinola Samuel Eluyefa

hakeem4:
But this girl is not serious oo

So you got a job with the bank, and you were asked to dress coperately ( suit and tie). You now wear agbada to work the next day claiming you know your right

Madam eez like there something wrong with your brain

babaskool:
This matter is actually very simple and straightforward than it is being made to be.
Firstly Miss Firdaus get yourself a good lawyer, instruct him to bring an application for enforcement of your fundamental rights via the FREP rules 2009.

One of the prayers you would be seeking as a relief is that the actions of staff of the council of legal education on the day of your call to bar infringed on your right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion

You deserve to be beaten and send to Libya for torture for this advise. How many Muslims bankers do u see doing such or how many lawyers in d courts do such...... Go and check ur health status

Please remind your lawyer to be reasonable and only ask that you may be called at the next call to bar which is April 2018.

Also please tell him to institute your case in the Federal High court and should only make a case against the council of legal education and not the body of benchers (the body is the highest supreme body in the land ) they might feel offended

Kind regards
Akinola Samuel Eluyefa

zicoraads:
Mynd44, rights are not absolute. This issue is like over flogging a horse that is already dead.

The rights she enjoys in Chapter 4 of the constitution is not absolute - that you have a right to freedom of expression or religion doesn't mean you can slander someone. In Mbanefo v.Molowko, it was said that once you freely decide to become a member of an association, the rules governing that association will/can curtail some of your rights. So what is all this garbage and noise about?

She knew the school had rules. She signed onto them. The only way was for her to have become a member, then challenged what is from a better position. I'm waiting to see where this will lead.

Yes, the judiciary needs reform. The Law School needs reforms. But that reform will not be started with the religious question.

Mynd44:


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