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Motion For Extension of Time-Chinweorder v. Nsitf
Motion For Extension of Time-Chinweorder v. Nsitf
BETWEEN
AND
MOTION ON NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that this Honourable Court will be moved on the …………
day of …………………….2016 at the hour of 9 O’clock in the forenoon or so
soon thereafter as Counsel on behalf of the Defendant/Applicant will be heard
praying for the following orders:
……………………………
Roseline Nwankwo
The Defendant/Applicant’s Counsel
‘akinlawon & ajomo’
2nd Floor Doroena Plaza
12 Odunlami Street
Anthony Village, Lagos.
Telephone: 08029208974
E-mail: akinlawonajomo@yahoo.com
BETWEEN
AND
2. By virtue of my position, I am familiar with the facts of this case and I have
the authority of my employer and the Defendant/Applicant to depose to
this Affidavit.
3. All the facts deposed to herein are within my personal knowledge unless
otherwise stated, they are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
7. I swear to this Affidavit in good faith believing its content to be true and
correct and in accordance with the Oaths Act.
……………………………
DEPONENT
BEFORE ME
COMMISSIONER OF OATHS
BETWEEN
AND
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 This Motion is praying this Honourable Court for the following reliefs:
1.3 We shall be relying on all the paragraphs of the Affidavit in Support of the
Motion on Notice.
2. STATEMENT OF FACTS
2.1 On the 27th of July 2016 the Defendant/Applicant was personally served
with a copy of the Claimant’s Originating Complaint in this Suit dated 25 th
July, 2016.
2.2 By the Rules of this Honourable Court the Defendant/Applicant had 14
days within which to file its Memorandum of Appearance, Statement of
Defence and the accompanying documents.
2.3 Leave of this Honourable Court is now required to extend the time within
which to file the Defendant/Applicant’s Memorandum of appearance,
Statement of Defence and the accompanying documents.
Whether in the circumstance of this case the court should grant the reliefs
sought by the Defendant/Applicant
4. ARGUMENT ON ISSUE
4.0 By virtue of Order 25 Rule 4 of the National Industrial Court Rules 2007
this Honourable Court is empowered to grant the Defendant/Applicant’s
Application.
4.1 In U.B.A Ltd. Vs. NWORA (1978) VOL. 2 N.S.C.C. 519 @ 520 the
Supreme Court held that:
4.4 It is not debatable that the grant of an application for extension of time is
within the discretion of the Court. However the Court is to exercise its
discretion judicially and judiciously. See the case of ADEJUMO V. STATE
(2000) 9 NWLR (Pt. 986) page 643 para C-E ; U.B.A Ltd v. NWORA (1978)
(supra).
4.5 We therefore humbly urge this Honourable Court to rightly exercise its
discretion in favour of the Defendant/Applicant.
5.0 CONCLUSION
……………………………
Roseline Nwankwo
The Defendant/Applicant’s Counsel
‘akinlawon & ajomo’
2nd Floor Doroena Plaza
12 Odunlami Street
Anthony Village, Lagos.
Telephone: 08029208974
E-mail: akinlawonajomo@yahoo.com