Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Vol 8 No 10 26th November 2007

THE EDITOR’S SPARK

Hi friends,
The abuse and mis-use of ex-parte applications became rampant and scandalous at a time, that this legal avenue got a bad name and it appeared that a ban was imposed on judges not to consider applications for injunctions brought ex-parte, no matter how meritorious.


This attitude sparked controversy in the legal profession as many contend that jettisoning or forbidding ex-parte applications completely will create untold and irredeemable hardship and loss to people in certain circumstances.

However as our cover-story this week will show, a lot of wickedness and unjust consequences can arise when ex-parte applications are achieved in some circumstances. Such circumstances involved Mr. Bisi Ade-Ademuwagun, a Doctor of Divinity and Former Chairman of the famous Ikeja Branch of the Nigeria Bar Association.

All together it is a curious, sad and bewildering story of how a Fundamental Right protection action transformed half –way into a land-possession tool and the depriver of other people’s liberty, all in the hands Bisi Ade-Ademuwagun Esq. an otherwise respectable leader of the Nigerian bar.

We apologise for the absence of cartoons {Art-Quake and Art-Attack} in this edition. Our cartoonist is still on leave. He will be back in action in December, God willing.

Good enough, all the other items of your Sweet Regulars-; The Learned Squib,( http://www.learnedsquib.blogspot.com/ )Readers Pavilion,(http://www.squibreaderspavilion.blogspot.com/ )Diary, (http://www.squiblogg.blogspot.com)monitor/, Book-Excerpts and Case Law are on the tray. Hot and delicious, as usual they are. PLEASE CLICK IN THE BRACKETS TO READ.

Well until next the parliament, do not take it easy. Don’t carry your music to the grave. Give life your best shots. The Heavens Will Not Fall!

Adesina Ogunlana

Editor-in-Chief




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