Appellate Interference with Findings of a Lower Court: The Guiding Principle in Ojukwu v. Obasanjo
The appellate process is not designed to be a rehearing of the entire case but a legal mechanism for correcting …
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The appellate process is not designed to be a rehearing of the entire case but a legal mechanism for correcting …
“A heart may break in silence, but when a promise is broken without cause, the law may speak.” P.L. Osakwe
“A heart may break in silence, but when a promise is broken without cause, the law may speak.” P.L. Osakwe
In contract law, a signature is widely regarded as a fundamental proof of consent. It is the tangible mark of …
The last wishes of a dead man. How made.
In the jurisprudential evolution of Nigeria’s legal system, few principles are more sacrosanct than the right to fair hearing and …
In the world of branding, owning a unique trademark is more than just a commercial advantage, it's a legal shield.
What does it mean to infringe a trademark? Is infringement established only when two marks look exactly alike, or can …
The question of what powers Nigeria’s Local Governments—particularly the Area Councils of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)—can lawfully exercise has …
Exploring the Legal Significance of The Appraiser v. Nigerian Railway Corporation (1964).
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