Abuja Court Orders Amendment in Land Tussle Case
The Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja has ordered Tulwu Integr Ltd to amend its legal processes in a land encroachment case against Aiben Properti Ltd and the Federal Housing Authority (FHA). The case, presided over by Justice M.
Madugu, involves allegations that Aiben Properti Ltd encroached on property owned by Tulwu Integr Ltd located along 5th Avenue, 52 Road, Gwarimpa II Estate, Abuja. During the proceedings, lead counsel for the claimant, Godwin Sundai Ogboji SAN, filed an application to amend the writ of summons, statement of claim, and statement on oath.
The defense, represented by Ayodeji Eoyed Ademola Adeleyin, argued against the amendment, claiming it overreached the defense. Justice Madugu reserved judgment on the matter, with a ruling date set for January 6, 2026.
The court also issued an order restraining Aiben Properti Ltd from further encroaching on the Gwarimpa property.
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