Independence of the judiciary in democratic dispensation (2)

INTRODUCTION
Last week, we commenced this series with some operational definitions. Today, we shall continue and conclude on the definitions and take a critical look at some cases – their good parts, deficiencies and worst case scenarios. Read on. 
Definition of Terms (continues)
During the colonial and military regimes, the Executive always attempted to undermine the Judiciary, erode its independence and powers of coercion and have a field day with illegality and impunity.   On those occasions, the Judiciary always stood up courageously to uphold the rule of law.   In Eshugbayi Eleko Vs. Government of Nigeria the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council declared null and void and...