@ayeesh The party reneging has really and as a matter of fact failed or refused to keep the agreement of marriage;
Such promise must be backed with corroborated evidence in line with Section 197 Evidence Act 2011.
@ayeesh The party reneging has really and as a matter of fact failed or refused to keep the agreement of marriage;
Such promise must be backed with corroborated evidence in line with Section 197 Evidence Act 2011.
@ayeesh In Ezenah v. Attah (2004) 7 NWLR (Pt. 873) 468, Tobi J.S.C enumerated the elements as follows;
The person jilted must prove to the satisfaction of the court that there was in fact a promise to marriage under the Act which need not be written.
@ayeesh However the law can not force an unwilling party to go ahead with a marriage they no longer want. The remedy open to the aggrieved party in such circumstances are damages.
@ayeesh It's been existing in our Laws. Breech of promise to marry is one of the principles of law from received English laws. If you promise am individual marriage you are bound to uphold same as an agreement to marry is viewed as a binding legal contract.
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Is the Nigerian military a partisan or non partisan body. Can the military show support to a political party? With everything happening at the moment, this photo encapsulates the caption “Licensed to kill”
Saddening indeed