FLOUR M ILLS OF NIGERIA PLC V. MR. CHARLES SUNDAY OKOSUN MR. SAKA OLADIMEJI SANNI
(2004) JELR 54003 (CA)
Court of Appeal
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CA/L/448/02
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10 Jun 2004
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Nigeria
Coram
JAMES OGENYI OGEBE JCA (Presided and Read the Lead Judgment) PIUS OLAYIWOLA ADEREMI JCA MUSA DATTIJO MUHAMMAD JCA
Appearances
Chief F.R.A. Williams SAN (with him, T. E. Williams SAN and O.
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M. Alakija) - for the Appellant .
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Mr. F. O. Ajomo and O. Popoola - for the Respondents .
Judgement
<p><strong> OGEBE JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): </strong> Fourteen (14) cases were filed cumulatively at the Ikeja High Court by 14 different plaintiffs. All the plaintiffs were salaried junior workers of Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc whose contracts of employment had been terminated on grounds of redundancy between the 31st of October 1986 and the 31st of December 1986. The defendant in each of the 14 cases was Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc, the present appellant. All the plaintiffs were claiming their pecuniary terminal entitlements.</p><p>The fourteen (14) cases were assigned suit Nos. 1103/91-1116/91.</p><p>The first of the cases, suit No. 1103/91 was entitled <em> Charles Sunday Okosun v. Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc </em> ( <em> Okosun’s case </em> ). Saka Oladimeji Sanni is the 2nd respondent to this appeal.</p><p>At an interlocutory stage of proceedings and in an effort to save time and costs, the counsel to the plaintiffs. (all the plaintiffs were represented A by the same counsel) applied by notice for further directions, in all the c…</p>