<p>MOHAMMED LAWAL GARBA, J.C.A.: The Appellants had sued the Respondent before the High Court of Cross River State vide a writ of summon dated the 14/1/2002 and the following claims were endorsed thereon:-</p><p> 1. An order for the defendant to produce a list of its employees from the Cross River State detailing their communities and local government areas of origin.</p><p> 2. An order that the defendant as long as its operation shall continue/subsist in Calabar must recognize Kasuk Clans as their landlords and/or host communities entitled &#x27; to benefit from employment, contracts, provision of social amenities and other infrastructure, etc.</p><p> 3. An order that the defendant shall employ, award contracts, provide infrastructure and social amenities to the plaintiff&#x27;s equal in volume and/or value to what it has expended on hitherto supposed lost communities as at the date of judgment.</p><p> 4. Perpetual injunction restraining the defendants by themselves, their agents, privies an…</p>