Daily Law Tips By Onyekachi Umah,Esq. (Tip 62)

Although State High Courts have exclusive jurisdiction to
entertain cases of land disputes and none payment of compensation,
there is NO court in Nigeria that has power and jurisdiction to
entertain any case on adequacy of compensation to be paid or paid
over a compulsorily acquired land by government.

See, Sections 39 and 47 of Land Use Act.

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Although State High Courts have exclusive jurisdiction to
entertain cases of land disputes and none payment of compensation,
there is NO court in Nigeria that has power and jurisdiction to
entertain any case on adequacy of compensation to be paid or paid
over a compulsorily acquired land by government.

See, Sections 39 and 47 of Land Use Act.

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