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43 Cards in this Set
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Bassey vs Cobham |
Thefamily member reclaimed mashed land from money from his personal pocket but the court held that it doesn't take away the fact that he land is for family member |
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Shelle vs asajon |
The family member changes the thatched roof to a corrugated iron sheet the court held that it wasn't still her house but that of the family and who so ever is living under family prior is expected to make changes to suit his comforts |
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Sateng vs Darkwa |
The dead man erected a full building a family land and devised it to his children Be upon his death the court held its was separate from the family property. |
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Owoo vs owoo |
Building erected with testator money at his death was held to be family property. |
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Alao vs Ajani |
Three disputed land in the case was actually a family land and the first and second defendant were actually family members and the erected and improved the land and leased it too the fourth and third defendant. The court held that 1_the land was actually allotted and so they could use it however they want to without permission, transfer his right to use and enjoy even to his children but not sell 2_the first and second defendant did not again ownership because the land was allotted |
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Amodu Tijani |
The family head is some what a trustee and as such holds the land for the user off the family. |
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Oyekanmi vs Adele, archibong vs archibong |
Both referred to the family head as the trustee of the family property |
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Kuma vs Kuma |
The WACA described the family head as a trustee to determine whether he should be healed responsible for mismanagement of the family property. |
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Aralawon vs aromire |
The family head was held solely responsible for the loan he collected in his own capacity even if most of it was used to improve the family land |
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Bassey vs Cobham ( management of FL) |
The family head is always expected to take action to defend the family property. |
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Adagun vs fagbola |
The family head is responsible trip allot portions of the land to the family members |
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Inasa vs oshodi |
The family dead it's the only one to enforce foreiture |
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Onwusike vs onwusike, Akande vs Akande |
The family head is bounded by good faith when carrying out is duty |
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LTC vs Aromire |
Family head is referred to as the agent |
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Akano vs anjuwon |
Family head is called the manager |
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Solomon vs Mogaji +management ( |
The supreme court defined family head as a person who is not an owner, trustee, agent but manager who is to act in good faith when he is managing family property |
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Abude vs onalo, uzamah vs uzamah |
Neither the chief of family head can be as to account for the state or family property. |
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Rettotonu |
Family head is not under strict duty to make account to other family my members |
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Coker's book family property |
The Yoruba views that non accountability is one of the privileges that a family head enjoys |
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Kosoko vs kosoko |
The plaintiff sued the family head to account for the rent and profit of the family property which the family head had managed for over forty years and the plaintiff had not being in the country for over 30 years. The court held that he could not clean on his return account from the family head and emphasized that you can't sued the family head t of account unless you can prove Anny action he did that amounts of breach of trust |
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Archibong vs archibong |
The plaintiff sued the family head to account for the compensation the government gave them over compulsory acquisition of family property |
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Osoro vs anjorin |
The family head was head liable to account of how he sent the family money |
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Akande vs akanbi |
Said it has become and accepted point of duty now that the family head account for the transaction in order to meet the family members see the true position of things |
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Onwusike vs onwusike |
The family head had to account for rent received by him |
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Taiwo vs dosunmu |
The plaintiff sued the defendant who is the family head for account of the money paid to him and the payment of his own share of the money paid to him Trail court said get away no
Court of appeal didn't make any definite pronunciation on the issue but said the principle that a family head should not account is not Nigerian and that kosoko vs kosoko never actually said don't account in any circumstances Supreme court said the family head had the duty to account has the rule doesn't apply to Nigeria and any body suing the family head must _ have the support of other family members _ must not have distanced himself from the family |
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Mogaji vs nuga |
So the defendant bought a Land from the family head who consulted only 2 branches out of 5 branches the family and when he comes out and super until after 10 years they wanted to sue but the court held that they were not timely |
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Adejumo vs ayantegbe |
The owner or the land did not hear word because the owner of the land sent warning through publication so it can't be said that so it can't be said that he did not warn him because he did not accept |
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Alli vs ikesebiala |
When a Land is still in court for the issue of voidable title any sale made on the land is void |
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Oshodi vs aremu |
Normally sale by family head is voidable but it would be void abinitio if the family head gave the land as a gift to somebody without the family consent even if it was a family member |
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Onasanya vs showoniku |
If the family head partition the land by himself and alienate the land without the family consents it would be void abinitio |
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Aromire vs LTC |
This talks about implied power of attorney and when the family holds out a member to be a representative of them |
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Ojo vs anibire |
When a power of attorney has been executed then then permission of the principal member is not need |
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Ajamagun vs oshunrinde |
The power of attorney must be executed by the family head with his Express consent or else such transaction would be void |
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Ashade vs Aruba,adegbokun vs akinsanya |
Any disposition made by a power of attorney that not with the consent of family head is null and has no effect. |
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Oshola vs Finnih |
The family head and the power of attorney has the same power infact they have concurrent power it does not preclude his power |
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Abraham vs olorunfemi |
Defined partition has when everybody are all Co tenant every member having there separate portion |
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Balogun vs Balogun |
When partitioning it maybe voluntary as long as it has the consent of the family head and principal member |
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Lopez vs Lopez |
The partition of land maybe involuntary when the court orders it's for the interest of peace and when it's unreasonable for it to remain family land |
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Olaguno vs ogunsanya |
Exclusive agreement for the family members to enjoy there land is not partitioning be it won't amount to partitioning |
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Dosunmu vs Adodo |
Partitioning can be inferred by the conduct of the members of the family |
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Majekodunmi vs Tijani , Adeleke vs Aserifa |
Long possession of a land won't amount to partitioning |
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Section 36(2), 36(5), 34(2) |
-perserves the existing right and interest of owners of land in non urban areas -prohibits and criminalises any disposition of such interest - preserves their interest |
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Savannah bank vs ajilo |
Alienation can only be valid with governor consent |