"The learned trial Judge was right when he held that the causes of action were dissimilar. The present action cannot, therefore, constitute an abuse of the process of court."
"The action seeking in this court for a relief already before another court in a pending action between the parties is without doubt an abuse of the Judicial process. Plaintiff...
"'...no man should be allowed to institute proceedings in any court if the circumstances are such that to do so would really be vexatious. In my judgment, it is vexatious...
"In applying the principle in Nnama v. Nwanebe (supra) much circumspection is required so as to ensure first, that there is no real ploy to simply deny the court in...
"Where a later action raises more issues in a matter than those in an earlier action in the same matter between the same parties, both in separate courts, in order...
"Institution of multiplicity of suits against the same defendants in respect of the same subject matter, though prima facie on abuse of the judicial process is not conclusive of the...
"To have waited up to the stage they raised their objection is a tactic employed to delay the conclusion of the trial and this, in my respectful view, is an...