DRAFT - NOTICE OF PRELIMINARY OBJECTION CHALLENGING JURISDICTION OF COURT - NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL

Hello everyone, and welcome to this lecture on how to properly draft a Notice of Preliminary Objection challenging the jurisdiction of the court. I’m pleased to have you join us as we delve into this critical aspect of legal practice for the purpose of bar finals at the Nigerian Law School and Court Room Advocacy. In this session, we will focus on the following key topics: 1. Understanding Preliminary Objections: We will define what a Notice of Preliminary Objection is and discuss its purpose in legal proceedings, particularly in challenging the jurisdiction of the court. 2. Key Components of the Notice: You will learn about the essential elements that must be included in your Notice, including the specific legal grounds for the objection. 3. Written Address: We’ll emphasize the importance of attaching a well-crafted written address, outlining how to structure your arguments effectively when the challenge is strictly on points of law. 4. Legal Principles Involved: We will explore the relevant legal principles and case law that underpin jurisdictional challenges, ensuring you understand the context of your objections. 5. Procedural Considerations: Finally, we’ll discuss the procedural aspects, including how and when to file your Notice, and what to expect during the court hearing. By the end of this lecture, you should feel equipped to draft a clear and effective Notice of Preliminary Objection that stands up to scrutiny. Let’s get started! Contact me: LinkedIn- Diekolola Daniels Instagram - Dieko_Daniels