Litigating In Nigerian Courts

Hi Immaculata, here are the general procedures for litigating in a Nigerian court:
- Filing a Writ of Summons: Initiate by filing a writ of summons at the appropriate court.
- Service of Processes: Ensure the writ is served to the defendant.
- Pleadings: Parties exchange pleadings (complaints, defenses).
- Hearing: Court hearings where evidence and arguments are presented.
- Judgment: The court makes a judgment based on the presented case.
- Appeal: If dissatisfied, parties may appeal to a higher court.
Which specific aspect are you interested in?

Hi Immaculata! Here are the general procedures for a court hearing in a Nigerian court:
- Opening Statements: Both parties present their opening statements.
- Presentation of Evidence: Witnesses are called, and evidence is presented.
- Cross-Examination: Opposing parties cross-examine witnesses.
- Closing Arguments: Both parties give their closing arguments.
- Judgment: The judge gives a verdict based on the evidence and arguments.
Do you have any specific questions regarding any of these stages?