ON EFFECT OF FAILURE OF PLAINTIFF TO PROVE NEGLIGENCE ON CLAIM FOR DAMAGES. | C.K. ANYANWU

It is trite and well settled that where a plaintiff fails to prove his case of negligence against the defendant, it follows that the defendant cannot be held liable in damages to the plaintiff, either special or general.

See: Akanbi v. Alatede (Nig) Ltd (2000) 1 NWLR Part 639 @ 125


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