Land dispute: Court rejects construction’s coy”s application to vacate Interim order

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From David Hassan, Gombe

The Gombe state High court  presided  by Justice Fatima Musa has declined  granting  an application seeking  Grandscope Construction Limited to vacate it’s intentions of carrying out unlawful land  constructions at mechanic village until notice on motion is approved.

Recall that the order had also  prohibited  the company from conducting any activities on the applicant’s land, situated near the newly commissioned Dankwambo Ultra Modern Park in Gombe Metropolis.

Simirlarly in her ruling, Justice Musa allowed application by Gombe State Government, seeking to join the suit as patt of the defendants.

Peoples daily  report  that the Applicant, Emir General Integrated Limited approached the court, seeking to perpetually restrain the defendant from alleged trespass on its  land.

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He further alleged that the Construction Company Limited has violated the interim order, which restrained them from making any trespass.

Meanwhile,  presiding judge, adjourned its sitting to May 7, 2025 for hearing.

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