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    Man Drags Neighbour to Court for Cutting Down his Tree 10 Years Ago

    High Court

    A Kano man, Iliyasu Zubairu Yako, has dragged his neighbour, Isa Kofa Yako, before a Shari’a court sitting in Kiru LGA for cutting down his tree some time in 2013 after his (Yako’s) wife delivered a baby.

    Zubairu said he’s seeking for compensation because his neighbour refused to apologize to him since cutting down the tree without permission. He said;

    “I was waiting for him to come and apologise because he entered my house and cut my tree for his wife after she delivered a baby, yet he didn’t come. My problem is that he didn’t ask for my permission and also didn’t apologise.”

    The defendant who admitted cutting down the tree, claimed he was given permission by an unmentioned person to cut down the tree. He also said he would pay the plaintiff if he insists.

    Isa Kofa said; “Someone gave me permission even though it was not his house. Today is 10 years, I don’t know that he is waiting for me to apologise. I will pay him if he insists.”

    Justice Abdulmuminu Nuhu Gwarzo adjourned the case until after the Eid break.

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