Abuse of Court Process (79)
HELD:
"Instances tending to an abuse of Court process, as laid down by the Supreme Court, include the following;
HELD:
"The concept of abuse of judicial process, as held in Igbeke vs Okadigbo (2013)12 NWLR (Pt. 1368) 225 @ 250 - 251 G - B, is not precise.
HELD:
"The term abuse of process of a Court is a term generally applied to a proceeding which is wanting in bona fides and is frivolous, vexatious or oppressive.
HELD:
"The term abuse of process of a Court is a term generally applied to a proceeding which is wanting in bona fides and is frivolous, vexatious or oppressive.
HELD:
"The law is settled that once a Court is satisfied that any proceedings before it is an abuse of judicial process it has the power and indeed the duty to dismiss it.
HELD:
"The common feature of the concept of abuse of Court process is simply "the improper use of judicial process by a litigant to interfere with the administration of justice."
