A party is not allowed to change his case at will in each court, the proof of a case not being beyond all reasonable doubt but…

Parties are bound by their pleadings, and evidence led on unpleaded matters goes to no issue.

Since no issues were formulated by the appellant from grounds 1, 6 and 7, they are deemed abandoned and should be struck out.

Where family property is conveyed as personal property, the purchaser gets no title to the property.

In order to succeed in an action of title to land, a plaintiff need not prove all the five ways. A plaintiff can succeed if he…

Until it is shown that family or communal land has been partitioned, individual members of the family or community have no distinct interest in the land…

Sale of family land by a member of the family, who is not the head of the family, without the consent of the head of the…

It is trite law that he who asserts must prove the correctness of his assertion.

The wrongful admission of evidence shall not of itself be a ground for reversal of any decision where it appears that the evidence admitted cannot reasonably…

If the contract agreement is silent as to the time of performance of a contractual obligation, the court will read into the contract a term that…

An agency relationship exists only where a person called the agent has the authority to act on behalf of another called the principal.

The Court of Appeal is at liberty to reject all issues framed by the parties and frame its own issues if, in its own view, the…