Capacity to sue


Whether the death of a member or more, of a corporate body can alter the legal position of a corporate body or deprive it of its power to sue or be sued.

In a corporate body, the death of a member or more of that body cannot alter the legal position of a corporate body or deprive it of its power to sue or be sued. Onuekwusi & Ors vs. The Registered Trustees of the Christ Methodist Zion Church (2011) 6 NWLR (Pt. 1243) 341. 

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