Labour accompanying fundamental rights prosecution: A assessment of the resolution in S.S.A.U.T.H.R.I.A.I v OLOTU (NO.2)
Abstract
It is a evidence that the question of that court in Nigeria has area of authority over matters of fundamental right prosecution has happened a prickly question, create to various contradictory resolutions at fixed intervals. This question was currently anyway decided apiece Highest federal court, in various cases, to the effect that two together State (containing F.C.T Superior court) and Combined Superior court have area of authority over specific matters, heedless of the theme that caused success the asserted breach or the bodies complicated in the dispute before a court of law. Still, individual facet of the question appears imperfectly decided, namely either the Governmental Modern Court more has area of authority over imposition of fundamental right matters a suggestion of correction. This is so because the conclusion in the case of Senior Stick Partnership of Academy Education Emergency rooms Research Institutes and Befriended Organizations (S.S.A.UT.H.R.I.A.I) & Room for surgery. v Dr. Day for resting Osasu Olotu. This paper precariously tests the conclusion in the case and decides that the judgments of the Court of Appeal that the Nationwide Mechanical Court’s area of authority over matters of application of fundamental right is only restricted to disputes having connection with understanding and use of the supplyings of Branch IV of the Establishment of the Combined Democracy of Nigeria, 1999, as it has connection with utilization, labour, links between management and laborers, work unionism, employer’s partnership, and not the imposition of the rights particularized under the Phase, is unfit. The paper advises that the Court, when met accompanying related clues from now on bear hold alternatively, and present the supplying of Portion 46 of the Establishment a more expansive understanding to the effect that the Civil Technical Court, that has capacities of the Trial court, can further amuse matters of imposition of fundamental rights.
How to Cite This Article
Salmanu M Rilwanu, Khalid Idris Nuhu, Aishatu Mohammed Umar (2023).
Labour accompanying fundamental rights prosecution: A assessment of the resolution in S.S.A.U.T.H.R.I.A.I v OLOTU (NO.2)
. International Journal of Judicial Law (IJJL), 2(4), 14-19.