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Lifting the Corporate Veil: Was the House of Lord Right in Daimler’s Case? By ATER, Solomon Vendaga Abstract The “veil of incorporation” refers to the
Can Visit to Locus in Quo be Delegated By A Court to Another Party? By David Andy Essien, Esq.* INTRODUCTION: Facts are the fountainheads,
A Review of Key Innovations/Highlights in the Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023. By Christabel Ogechi Ifezie 1.0. INTRODUCTION On the 26th of May, 2023, President
Justification Under International Law of The Nigerian Led Invasion of Niger Republic to Restore Democracy. By Manfred Ekpe, Esq. INTRODUCTION On 26 July 2023 the
The Existentiality of the Judiciary By Asanawa Ghide kalava. In one of his judgment, Kayode esho JSC , is reported to have stated that ”
From Sovereignty to Solidarity: The Evolution of Jurisprudence in International Relations. By Adebayo Faruq INTRODUCTION: In the realm of international relations, the concept of sovereignty
Do you know that the New Copyright Act, 2022 is Silent about A Non-Commissioned Photograph? By Mujahid Muhammad Musa (MIAR) In the case of a
Motion for Joinder of a Party Versus Motion Challenging the Jurisdiction of a Court: The Order of Precedence By David Andy Essien, Esq.* INTRODUCTION:
The Law of Evidence in Civil Claims in Nigeria – An Primer from the Cases Pt 1 By Nkobowo Nkobowo ESQ INTRODUCTION The Law of
An Examination of Ouster Clauses in the Nigerian Constitution: Lessons from India. By Adebayo Faruq Adebayo & Okebunmi Zainab Omowunmi ABSTRACT Ouster clauses in a
Shalla v. State (2007): Does Nigeria Legal System Promote Jungle or Vigilante Justice? By Kehinde Emmanuel Oladele Per Okoro, Per Fabiyi and Per Augie JJCA
Suspension of C.B.N Governor by the President: the Stance of the Law. By Innocent Chiwuokem Sylvester Netizens and Citizens have been agog recently over the
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