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MOTION EX-PARTE filed by Athan Achonu vs Labour party at the supreme court of Nigeria 

PART 6

CoRT OF NIA

RE CEIYED

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ABUJA

BETWEEN

AND

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA

SENATOR ATHAN ACHONU

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2. LABOUR PARTY

1. SIRBASIL MADUKA

HOLDEN AT ABUJA

)ie .2 suIT NO: FHC/OW/cs/28/2023

3. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMIssION

UTAKO ABUJA

CERTISICory

4. CHIEF UKAEGBU IKECHUKWU JOSEPH

APPEAL NO. CA/ABJ/200/2012

Olagbenya O. Oroodolu

REGISTR A R).

OPREAME COURT OF NIGERIA

SC NO.: SC/CV/845/202

APPELLANT/APPLICANT

NO. 2 IBM HARUNA STREET

MOTIONEX-PARTE

BROUGHT PURSUANT TO ORDER 2 RULE 3(2) OF THE SUPREME COURT

RULES AS AMENDED 1999 AND UNDER THE INHERENT JURISDICTION OF THE COURT. RESPONDENTS

TAKE NOTICE that this Court shall be moved on the .... day of 2023 at the hour of 9.00am in the forenoon or so soon thereafter as Counsel to the Appellant|Applicant shall be heard praying from this Honourable Court the following orders:

a. AN ORDER of this Honourable Court granting leave to the Appellant/Applicant to serve by substituted means, the Originating processes, being the Notice of Appeal, Record of Appeal and other

associated processes in this Appeal on the 1 and 4" Respondents by service at the Headquarters of the Respondent, Labour Party at:

4. That the Originating processes in this Appeal were filed by the Applicant

and this matter being pre-election matter, with the and 4" Respondents claiming to be campaigning all over IMO State, for the forthcoming 1" November,

5. ThatI know that if the processes are served on them through their

Political Party Headquarters (2 Respondent) at NO. 2 IBM HARUNA

STREET, UTAKO ABUJA, they would become aware of the suit;

6. I know as a legal practitioner that the leave of the court is required for

substituted service of processes;

7. That I depose to this affidavit in good faith believing same to be true and

in accordance with the Oaths Act.

Sworn to at the Registry of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Abuja

This 2.1.

Day of August, 2023.

CASHIE RS OFFCE

BEFORE ME

ADENIYI O OGUNJIDE

COMMISSIONER FOR OATH

()

MO

DEPONENT

er, 2023 Governorship election, it will be difficult to serve on the 1 and 4" " Respondents personally;


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