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WEST AFRICAN OILFIELDS SERVICES LIMITED V. U.A.C. OF NIGERIA LIMITED

(2000) JELR 55729 (CA)

Court of Appeal  •  CA/E/222/88 .  •  17 May 2000  •  Nigeria

Coram
JAMES OGENYI OGEBE, JCA (Presided) IGNATIUS C. PATS-ACHOLONU, JCA (Read the Lead Judgment) ABOYI JOHN IKONGBEH, JCA

Judgement

ACHOLONU, JCA (Delivering the Lead Judgment): The appellant, an oil service related company, sometime between 1975 to 1976, delivered to the respondent some machines and equipment for repairs and refurbishment. The respondent later sent invoices to show that repairs had been effected to the sum of N112,624.28. The appellant would have none of that as it insisted that the money should be considerably less than that sum. However, the parties later agreed to the sum of N74,069.29. This amount was paid instalmentally as agreed by the parties and the instalmental payment was completed in February, 1979.

Having completed the cost of alleged repairs, the respondent, for some unaccountable reason, failed to deliver the goods. The appellant stated that it was indeed discovered that no repairs or refurbishments of the equipment were made and of course the failure to repair and deliver the equipment and machines in good working condition, which was the basis of the contract led to the inevitabl…

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