The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Holden at Abuja has
granted all the orders sought by the Claimant/Applicant in the case
of Boma Ayerite v. Minister of Federal Capital Territory and Anor,
with suit no: NICN/ABJ/126/2017.
The applicant had in a Motion Exparte before Hon
Justice R.B. Haastrap prayed the court for an order of interim
injunction restraining the defendants/respondents, their servants,
agents or privies from taking over the office or otherwise
interfere with the performance of the duties of the Secretary of
the FCT Internal Revenue Service in any matter howsoever pending
the determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory
injunction already filed before the honourable Court.
An order of interim injunction restraining the
defendants/respondents their servants, agents or privies from
taking over the property including the official cars of the
claimant/applicant and other documents of operation pending the
determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction
already filed before the honourable court and any other order the
court may deem fit to give in the circumstance.
After a thorough consideration of the affidavit in support of
the motion as well as the affidavit of urgency, the court per
Justice R.B. Haastrap granted all orders prayed, stating that the
conditions as laid down in Kotoye v. CBN had been satisfied.
The court further ordered that the defendants shall be served
with a copy of the court order and the motion on notice
accompanying the Ex-parte application. He also stated in the
enrolled order that consequently, the file is hereby transmitted to
his Lordship, the honourable President of the Court for further
directives regarding the hearing and determination of the motion on
notice; and parties shall be communicated accordingly of the next
hearing date.
The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Holden at Abuja has
granted all the orders sought by the Claimant/Applicant in the case
of Boma Ayerite v. Minister of Federal Capital Territory and Anor,
with suit no: NICN/ABJ/126/2017.
The applicant had in a Motion Exparte before Hon
Justice R.B. Haastrap prayed the court for an order of interim
injunction restraining the defendants/respondents, their servants,
agents or privies from taking over the office or otherwise
interfere with the performance of the duties of the Secretary of
the FCT Internal Revenue Service in any matter howsoever pending
the determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory
injunction already filed before the honourable Court.
An order of interim injunction restraining the
defendants/respondents their servants, agents or privies from
taking over the property including the official cars of the
claimant/applicant and other documents of operation pending the
determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction
already filed before the honourable court and any other order the
court may deem fit to give in the circumstance.
After a thorough consideration of the affidavit in support of
the motion as well as the affidavit of urgency, the court per
Justice R.B. Haastrap granted all orders prayed, stating that the
conditions as laid down in Kotoye v. CBN had been satisfied.
The court further ordered that the defendants shall be served
with a copy of the court order and the motion on notice
accompanying the Ex-parte application. He also stated in the
enrolled order that consequently, the file is hereby transmitted to
his Lordship, the honourable President of the Court for further
directives regarding the hearing and determination of the motion on
notice; and parties shall be communicated accordingly of the next
hearing date.