On When oath taking is required in matrimonial cases under Islamic Law
On When oath taking is required in matrimonial cases under Islamic Law
Under Islamic Law, oath is not offered to a party in a matrimonial case, except where a monetary issue or something relating thereto is involved. In the instant case, there was no basis for the oath subscribed to by the 3rd defendant at the trial court; and it had no legal effect whatsoever.
(Pg. 184, paras. C-D).
AUTHORITY MAIWAKE VS. MODU (2007) 13 NWLR (PT.1050) 168 @ 172 (CA)
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