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Akpan J. Okodon V. The State (1981) LLJR-SC

Akpan J. Okodon V. The State (1981)

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G. IRIKEFE, J.S.C. 

As this purported appeal was filed 8 months out of time and as this court has no powers to extend time within which to appeal in a capital offence, which is the subject of this appeal (See Section 31 of the Supreme Court Act – No. 12 of 1960) I am left with no discretion than to strike same out. Appeal is hereby struck out.


Other Citation: (1981) LCN/2082(SC)

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