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Should Your Different Practice Areas Use Other Technologies?

lawpavilion April 6, 2022

For firms with several practice areas, pushing through digital transformations can be particularly challenging. Each practice area...

Reflections -28 March – 1 April 2022

lawpavilion April 5, 2022

THIS IS REFLECTIONS, our weekly roundup of events in the legal and technology sector, covering various topics...

Which Court Has Jurisdiction to Entertain a Garnishee Proceeding against the Central Bank Of Nigeria

lawpavilion April 4, 2022

CASE TITLE: CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA v. ACCESS BANK PLC & ORS (2022) LPELR-57017(CA) JUDGMENT DATE:...

Effect of Failure to Exhaust the Internal Remedies of a Party before Instituting an Action in Court

lawpavilion April 4, 2022

CASE TITLE: PDP & ORS v. NWEBONYI & ORS (2022) LPELR-57144(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 17TH FEBRUARY, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL...

Whether an Adulterer Must be Joined in an Action for Dissolution of Marriage on the Grounds of Adultery

lawpavilion April 4, 2022

CASE TITLE: UMAR v. UMAR (2022) LPELR-57114(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 22ND FEBRUARY, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: MATRIMONIAL CAUSES LEAD JUDGMENT: YUSUF...

Nature of an Order of Certiorari

lawpavilion April 4, 2022

CASE TITLE: JAMAARE v. JAMAARE & ORS (2022) LPELR-57113(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 22ND MARCH, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. LEAD...

LawPavilion Prime 6.0 Is Here – The Winner’s Prime

lawpavilion March 31, 2022

Since 2007, LawPavilion Electronic Law Reports (LPELR) has grown to be the best electronic legal research and...

REFLECTIONS- 21 March – 25 March 22

lawpavilion March 30, 2022

THIS IS REFLECTIONS, our weekly roundup of events in the legal and technology sector, covering various topics...

Power of the Legislature to Make/Amend Laws; Power of the Courts where a Statute is Enacted in Breach of the Constitution

lawpavilion March 29, 2022

CASE TITLE: NWOKEDI v. ANAMBRA STATE GOVT & ANOR (2022) LPELR-57033(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 4TH FEBRUARY, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: CONSTITUTIONAL...

Whether Lack of Money is an Exceptional Reason for Failure to Appeal within Time

lawpavilion March 29, 2022

CASE TITLE: ILIYASU v. RAMAT POLYTECHNIC, MAIDUGURI (2022) LPELR-56964(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 10TH JANUARY, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: CIVIL PROCEDURE...

Should Your Different Practice Areas Use Other Technologies?

Reflections -28 March – 1 April 2022

Which Court Has Jurisdiction to Entertain a Garnishee Proceeding against the Central Bank Of Nigeria

Effect of Failure to Exhaust the Internal Remedies of a Party before Instituting an Action in Court

Whether an Adulterer Must be Joined in an Action for Dissolution of Marriage on the Grounds of Adultery

Nature of an Order of Certiorari

LawPavilion Prime 6.0 Is Here – The Winner’s Prime

REFLECTIONS- 21 March – 25 March 22

Power of the Legislature to Make/Amend Laws; Power of the Courts where a Statute is Enacted in Breach of the Constitution

Whether Lack of Money is an Exceptional Reason for Failure to Appeal within Time

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