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(e) Damages;
(f) Exemplary damages;
(g) Punitive damages; and
(h) Costs
[15] The learned trial judge dismissed the appellant‟s
application for judicial review with costs. He was of the view
that by virtue of section 78(3) of the Code, the said lots
remained as state land until the registration of document of
title in the appellant‟s name notwithstanding the said
alienation. Until then, the State Authority had absolute right
to take whatever action in relation to the said land as it
deems appropriate. He disagreed with the appellant‟s
contention that the document of titles should be issued
as a matter of course pursuant to section 80(3) and 81(1)
of the Code once notices to pay land revenue in Form 5A
had been issued and payment made by the appellant. He
held that although payment was made, it was rejected by
the State Authority. He found that there was no evidence of
male fide as alleged. It was a mere perception on the part
of the appellant.
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