The Court of Appeal, Calabar Division, has announced that it will not be holding court sittings during the week commencing Monday, November 18th to Thursday, November 21st, 2024. This notice was issued by the Deputy Chief Registrar of the court.
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According to the statement, the reason for the adjournment is the inability to form a quorum during the specified dates. As a result, all matters that were originally scheduled to be heard during this period will be adjourned to future dates.
The Court of Appeal, Calabar, has expressed its sincere apologies for any inconvenience this adjournment may cause to the parties involved, their counsel, and other stakeholders. The court understands the importance of timely hearings and remains committed to the administration of justice.
Affected parties are advised to contact the court registry for information on the new dates for their respective cases. The court will ensure that all adjourned matters are rescheduled promptly, and parties will be duly notified of the new hearing dates.
The Court of Appeal, Calabar, appreciates the understanding and cooperation of all concerned individuals during this period. The court looks forward to resuming its sittings and delivering justice in a timely and efficient manner once the quorum is formed.
For any further inquiries or clarifications, interested parties are encouraged to contact the Court of Appeal, Calabar registry through the official channels.
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