FRSC Lacks Power to Seize Drivers’ Licences, Vehicles - Appeal Court
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Appeal Court Rules FRSC Has No Authority To Seize Driver’s Licence Or Vehicle
The Court of Appeal in Owerri, Imo State, has ruled that the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has no legal right to seize a driver’s licence, vehicle, or any related documents without first obtaining a court order. This decision was made by a three-member panel while delivering a verdict in appeal number CA/OW/199/2022, filed by […]
Appeal Court Rules FRSC Lacks Power To Seize Drivers Licences, Vehicles
Appeal Court Rules FRSC Lacks Power To Seize Drivers Licences, Vehicles Without Legal Grounds, Awards N10Million To Nigerian MotoristIn Appeal No: CA/OW/199/2022, between the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), the Corps Marshal, and an FRSC officer identified by Uniform No. COSS 35 (1st to 3rd Appellants) and Mr. Shebbs Emmanuel Ugochukwu (Respondent), the Court of Appeal upheld the lower courts r
Appeal Court Rules FRSC Lacks Power To Seize Drivers’ Licences, Vehicles
Advertisements The Imo State Division of the Nigerian Court of Appeal in Owerri has ruled in favour of Dr. Emmanuel Ugochukwu Shebbs, affirming that the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) does not have the authority to seize documents and properties of road users without lawful justification.In Appeal No: CA/OW/199/2022, between the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), the Corps Marshal, and an FRSC officer identified by Uniform No. COSS 35 (1st…
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