Principle

JURISDICTION — Subject-Matter Jurisdiction — Ouster Clause in Chiefs Law Does Not Apply to Claims Not Relating to Chieftaincy Questions

Area of law
JURISDICTION
Court
Supreme Court

An ouster clause in the Chiefs Law applies only to chieftaincy questions, not to claims seeking to abate nuisance from rebellion. Where the claim is found not to be a chieftaincy claim, the ouster clause does not apply. The principle applies to jurisdiction and chieftaincy…

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