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...Six Thousand, Six Hundred and Twenty Two Naira Ninety Seven Kobo) being the payment for outstanding Salaries, NHIS, NHF and One Month  Salary in lieu of notice.  iii) N 282, 294, 09 (Two Hundred and Eighty Two Thousand, Two Hundred and Ninety Four Naira Nine Kobo) being the payment for gratuity. c)     The cost of instituting this action. Accompanying the writ are: the Joint Statement of Fact of the Claimants, Written Statement on Oaths of a Witness, List of Witn ...

... read the Name Munkhail Idris but his offer of employment in Exhibit A5 read Mukaila Idris which he (Claimant) ignored because he considered that it was a matter of dialect. 4.      That Claimant maintained that the 2nd Defendant was carved out from the 1st Defendant as a subsidiary Company and following the conclusion of the 2017 appraisal, he was ungraded to C18 effective from 1st July, 2018 by Exhibit A9. He further maintained that he was awarded the Long Service Awa ...

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...it of complaint filed on the 22nd of September, 2020. From the Statement of Facts accompanying the writ they claimed as follows: 1. A DECLARATION of this Honourable Court that the 1st Defendant owed a duty of care to the deceased Abdulmumini Ibrahim from the circumstances of this case 2. A DECLARATION of this Honourable Court that the 1st Defendants breached the duty of care it owed the deceased Abdulmumini Ibrahim and thus liable for negligence in the circumstances of this case. 3. AN ORDER ...

...for hearing of the motion for Summary Judgment. 4. On the said 10th May, 2022 the Defendant was absent. However the case came up for hearing of the motion for Summary Judgment. On the 5th of December 2022 on which date the Defendant was absent. There was hearing notice for that date just like other dates on which the case had been called up and the Defendant was absent. 5. The motion for Judgment is brought pursuant to Order 16, Rules 1 and 5 (1) and (5) of National Industrial Court of Nigeria ...

...said Preliminary Objection. 4. Thereafter the claimant sought to prove his case against the Defendant who at the time of the said ruling was delivered had not filed it’s Defence. On this, on the 3rd March, 2021 counsel for the Claimant put the Claimant into the witness box and the Claimant proceeded to establish his case after adopting his witness statement on oath. He told the court he is an aviation consultant. 5. Through him the following exhibits were tendered: Exhibit A: The offe ...

...ndred and Thirty Three Thousand Two Hundred and Sixty Naira Eighty Eight Kobo Only) being the Union dues illegally deducted from the Monthly Salaries of the Claimants against their wishes by the 3rd Defendant in favour of the 1st Defendant. 6. The Claimants all Union dues deducted from their Monthly Salaries and given to the Claimants from the date of their contracting out. 7. A declaration that the Claimants being Nigerians have right to form any other association and to disassociate themselv ...

...nbsp;    The grounds upon which the Preliminary Objection is based are that 1). That the Defendants are non a justiciable against the Defendants. 2). That the Defendants are not a juristic persons capable of being sued by the Claimant or issued injunctive order against. 3). That capacity to sue and be sued is not given by a mere recognition or acceptance or consent of parties but by statute law. 4). That no suit or action can lie against the agent of a disclosed principal. 5) ...