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IN THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA [N THE ABUJA JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT ABUJA ON MONDAY, THE 5™ DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2024

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/s not \clearly and unambiguously charged or imposed by the 
Provisions of Sections 47 (2) (c) & 52 (7) (3) PIA? 
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6. 
— Whether having regards to the Provisions of (Part V of the PIA, in 
particular) Sections 205 ~ 208 of the PIA, 
or the Operation 
Regulations, 
or the Petroleum (Transportation and Shipment) 
Regulations, 2023 (“PTS Regulations"), 
the: Defendant has not 
acted ultra vires its statutory power by asking or demanding from 
the Plaintiffs, nor-trading persons or licensees, or their agents: (a) 
the sale Or purchase prices of petroleum Products the Plaintiffs 
consume 
for 
their 
business 
outside 
downstream 
petroleum 
industry; 
or (b) 
the destinations of vehicles transporting 
the 
. 
Plaintiffs’ Petroleum products for consumption in their business, 
outside 
the downstream petroleum industry; 
or (c) contracts 
entered into by an end user of Petroleum products with its non- 
downstream petroleum Pariners or clients, for non-downstream 
Petroleum activities? 
. 
7. 
Whether having regards to the Provisions of Section 208 of the PIA, 
the Defendant has not indulged in self-help remedy contrary to the: 
Constitution and its enabling law by disabling or threatening to 
disable, 
in any manner whatsoever, 
the loading of petroleum 
Products from non-trading, personal, storage facilities - on account 
Of the inability or refusal of a non-trading and pure storage depot 
licensee, or owner, to publish its petroleum prices as requested by 
the Defendant? 
Or in the alternative, 
PEE at 
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JUDGEMENT IN JAS (NIGERIA) LTD. & ANOR. v. THE NIG. MIDSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM REGULATORY AUTHORITY 
SUIT NO: FHC/ABI/CS/1480/2023 
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