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Abuja Court Gives Consent Judgment, Re-allocates N63M Property To Delta Man
The Abuja High Court sitting in Maitama, Abuja with Suit No: FCT/HC/CV/2167/2022 has given consent judgment as parties involved in the purchase of N63m property has come to terms of settlement, re-allocated another property worth N63m to the claimants.
The Claimants, Dr. Michael Uadiale and Dr. (Mrs.) Enojare Uadiale, had in 2021 through Mr. Friday Egbot petitioned the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Salis Ventilated Homes Limited, Alhaji Saliu Abubakar to the Inspector General of Police and other security agents over unlawful seizure of their N63m paid property.
The High Court has in the presence of both parties, the Defendants and the Claimants, their counsels agreed that the said Terms of Settlement filed on 10/8/022 and endorsed by all the parties has been entered as the Consent Judgment of the parties in the suit.
The parties which are; Engr. Egboreshare Friday, standing for the Claimants, Alhaji Saliu Abubakar, Defendant and Managing Director, Salis Ventilated Homes Limited, Ofodile Okafor Esq, SAN Counsel for the Claimants and Chief E. A. Egbebu Esq, Counsel for the Defendants have all agreed that the terms of settlement be entered as judgement in the court with Suit No: FCT/HC/CV/2167/2021.
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It was also contained in the terms of settlement, as agreed by parties as consent judgment by the Abuja High Court that the the Managing Director/Chief Executive officer, Salis Ventilated Homes Limited, Alhaji Saliu Abubakar has agreed, signed and re-allocated to Dr. Michael Uadiale and Dr. (Mrs.) Enojare Uadiale Block of 3 Bedroom Flat (Block 9A, B, C, D) (Carcass).
The statement read in parts, “We hereby personally on your application grant you an allocation of the same with discription at Salis Court, situate at Plot 433, Gwarimpa 1, Cadastral Zone CO2, FCT, Abuja, with a purchase sum of N63,000,00 (Sixty Three Million Naira Only).
In the consent judgement, the final terms of settlement as agreed upon by all parties takes precedent and supercedes every other Allocation/Deed of Assignment execute by the parties, and that parties executing this final terms of settlement, all other previous Allocation/Deed of Assignment rendered void.
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