
Nigerian National Shipping Lines v Abdul Ahmed (SC MISC APP 4 of 1990) [1950] SLSC 1 (15 August 1950)
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Nigerian National Shipping Lines v Abdul Ahmed is a miscellaneous application from Sierra Leone on 15 August 1950. Cite it as [1950] SLSC 1. Search it by the party names, the citation [1950] SLSC 1, or Sierra Leone miscellaneous application.
Supreme Court of Sierra Leone
August 15, 1950
IN THE SUPREME COURT
Nigerian National Shipping Lines
Appellant
v.
Abdul Ahmed
Respondent
SC MISC APP 4 of 1990
[1950] SLSC 1
Case brief
- Court
- Sierra Leone — Supreme Court
- Date
- 15 August 1950
- Citation
- [1950] SLSC 1
- File number
- SC MISC APP 4 of 1990
- Proceeding
- Miscellaneous application. Sierra Leone.
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