"The type of conduct that will amount to laches and acquiescence will be such that will be repugnant to equity and good conscience. Nothing was shown in this case. In...
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"The plaintiff is certainly estopped or precluded from contesting the issue of the sharing of assets and liabilities of the old Ondo State which had long been settled with it...
"Injunction is granted to protect an existing legal right with the object of keeping matters in status quo. This claim assumes erroneously the ownership of property vested in it by...
"The appointment, being void, would plaintiff's acquiescence clothe it with validity? I rather think not."
"The property of the church is vested in the Board of Trustees. But they are trustees for the true owners — members of the church. It is imperative, therefore, that...
"It is trite that the grant of a declaration of right is at the discretion of the court but it is a discretion that must be exercised judicially. An appellate...
"Where a person has expended money on the land of another in the expectation, induced or encouraged, by the owner of the land that he would be allowed to remain...
"An unincorporated association does not legally exist and must of necessity act through its appointed representatives... The provisions of section 2(1), 2(3) and 3 of the Land (Perpetual Succession) Act,...
"The lower court did not hold that the trustees became absolute owners of the land. That court held that the land became vested in the trustees as recipients of the...
"The lower court did not hold that the trustees became absolute owners of the land. That court held that the land became vested in the trustees as recipients of the...
"An unincorporated association does not legally exist and must of necessity act through its appointed representatives... The provisions of section 2(1), 2(3) and 3 of the Land (Perpetual Succession) Act,...
"The court will only grant a perpetual injunction at the suit of a plaintiff in support of a right known to law or equity. The conduct of a plaintiff must...