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Need for a Garnishee to Produce the Statement of Account of Judgment Debtor When Showing Cause in a Garnishee Proceeding

lawpavilion March 7, 2023

CASE TITLE: FBN PLC v. YEGWA & ORS (2022) LPELR-59630(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 10TH JUNE, 2022 JUSTICES: KUDIRAT MOTONMORI...

Must Questions for Determination Be Raised in an Action for the Construction/Interpretation Of The Guidelines/Law Of A Political Party Commenced By an Originating Summons

lawpavilion March 7, 2023

CASE TITLE: PDP v. AHMAD & ORS (2023) LPELR-59651(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 27TH JANUARY, 2023 JUSTICES: CHIDI NWAOMA UWA,...

Whether a Political Party Can Challenge the Primary Election of Another Party

lawpavilion March 7, 2023

CASE TITLE: PDP v. INEC & ORS (2023) LPELR-59444(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 5TH JANUARY, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL MATTERS LEAD...

Effect of Failure of a Political Party to Conduct Credible Primaries

lawpavilion March 7, 2023

CASE TITLE: MANSUR v. PDP & ORS (2023) LPELR-59791(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 17TH FEBRUARY, 2023 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL MATTERS...

Requirement for The Qualification of a Candidate into the State House of Assembly

lawpavilion March 7, 2023

CASE TITLE: SHITTU v. INEC & ORS (2023) LPELR-59826(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 23RD FEBRUARY, 2023 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL MATTERS LEAD...

X-Raying The Provision Of Section 134 Of The 1999 Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria (As Amended)

lawpavilion March 2, 2023

By Kingsley Idahosa Section 134 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended)...

The Two-Third Majority Rule In Presidential Elections In Nigeria

lawpavilion March 1, 2023

By Osigwe Ahmed Momoh Section 134(1) (b) of the 1999 Const. (as Amended) places an onerous task...

2023: Grounds For Challenging Conduct/Outcome Of Elections In Nigeria

lawpavilion February 28, 2023

By Festus Ogun, Esq Over the weekend, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) conducted the Presidential and...

The Legality Or Otherwise Of Women Standing Bail And Surety In Nigeria

lawpavilion February 28, 2023

By Oliver Azi An erroneous belief that has permeated the Nigerian socio-legal space is that women CANNOT...

The Enforcement Of Public Rights In Light Of The Conundrum Of Locus Standi: The Need For A Departure

lawpavilion February 28, 2023

By Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi, SAN, FCIArb. (UK). The legal cliché ‘ubi jus ibi remedium’, has it that for...

Need for a Garnishee to Produce the Statement of Account of Judgment Debtor When Showing Cause in a Garnishee Proceeding

Must Questions for Determination Be Raised in an Action for the Construction/Interpretation Of The Guidelines/Law Of A Political Party Commenced By an Originating Summons

Whether a Political Party Can Challenge the Primary Election of Another Party

Effect of Failure of a Political Party to Conduct Credible Primaries

Requirement for The Qualification of a Candidate into the State House of Assembly

X-Raying The Provision Of Section 134 Of The 1999 Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria (As Amended)

The Two-Third Majority Rule In Presidential Elections In Nigeria

2023: Grounds For Challenging Conduct/Outcome Of Elections In Nigeria

The Legality Or Otherwise Of Women Standing Bail And Surety In Nigeria

The Enforcement Of Public Rights In Light Of The Conundrum Of Locus Standi: The Need For A Departure

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