Standard APPELLATE PRACTICE — Abuse of Court Process — Maintaining Parallel Proceedings — Effect of Pursuing Appeal and Certiorari Simultaneously ACB Plc v. Nwaigwe & Ors (2011) NLC-123-35-2001(SC) a Appellate Practice Supreme Court
Standard APPELLATE PRACTICE — Abuse of Court Process — Election of Remedies — Certiorari as Alternative to Appeal ACB Plc v. Nwaigwe & Ors (2011) NLC-123-35-2001(SC) Appellate Practice Supreme Court
Standard APPELLATE PRACTICE — Abuse of Court Process — Appeal and Certiorari — Same Subject Matter ACB Plc v. Nwaigwe & Ors (2011) NLC-123-35-2001(SC) Appellate Practice Supreme Court
Standard EVIDENCE LAW — Judicial Notice — Taking Judicial Notice of Public Highway Under Section 74 of Evidence Act Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Evidence Law Supreme Court
Standard EVIDENCE LAW — Judicial Notice — Effect of Taking Judicial Notice Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Evidence Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Road Traffic Offences — Causing Death by Dangerous Driving — Ingredients to be Proved by Prosecution Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Road Traffic Offences — Carelessness as Sufficient Standard Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Fair Trial — Duty of Trial Court to Consider Accused’s Case Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Dangerous Driving — Skid Marks as Evidence of Speed Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Dangerous Driving — Signature on Sketch as Conclusive Evidence Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Dangerous Driving — Evidentiary Value of Sketch Prepared by Police Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court
Standard CRIMINAL LAW — Burden of Proof — Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt — Meaning and Standard Joseph v. State (2011) NLC-123-48-2010(SC) Criminal Law Supreme Court