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On When Confession Of Adultery By A Respondent Would Be Deemed As Evidence Of Adultery By A Co-Respondent.
It is clear law that even if the learned Judge regarded as a confession the respondent's statement as to her past adultery with the co-respondent and as to her future intention to have children for the co-respondent this would be evidence of confession of adultery by the respondent alone and would not be evidence against the co-respondent unless she made the statements in his presence and he acknowledged the truth of the statements by his conduct at the time the statements were made.
Akinyemi V. Akinyemi and Anor:LGC(25/11/1963)B