Special Judgment Reports

Duty of an Employee Claiming Wrongful Termination of Employment to State the Specific Provisions of the Public Service Rules that Applies to His Case

lawpavilion August 30, 2022

CASE TITLE: MR. CASMIR ONUCHUKWU v. NIGERIAN MIDSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM REGULATORY AUTHORITY (2022) LPELR-58172(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 5TH...

Is the IGP Answerable for the Actions and Infractions Committed by Members of the NPF under His Command?

lawpavilion August 15, 2022

CASE TITLE: INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE & ORS v. MR. KENNEDY UMOLO & ANOR (2022) LPELR-57715(CA) JUDGMENT...

Power of the EFCC to Freeze an Account Suspected to Be Involved in Financial Crime for 72 Hours without a Court Order

lawpavilion August 8, 2022

CASE TITLE: UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA, PLC v. ERIBA JUDE-BELA EJE & ORS (2022) LPELR-57973(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: ...

Whether an Issue Of Competence/Jurisdiction of Court Is a Substantial Point of Law That Constitutes a Special or Exceptional Circumstance Justifying the Grant of Stay of Execution

lawpavilion July 27, 2022

CASE TITLE: ODUTOLA v. TOGONU-BICKERSTETH & ORS (2022) LPELR-57574(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 24TH MAY, 2022 JUSTICES: ONYEKACHI AJA...

Is the Corps Marshall of The Federal Road Safety Commission a Juristic Personality That Can Sue and Be Sued

lawpavilion July 22, 2022

CASE TITLE: THE CORPS MARSHAL v. MOHAMMED GANA (2022) LPELR-57813(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 2ND JUNE, 2022 JUSTICES: PETER...

Is the Nigerian Bar Association a Public Institution within the Stipulation of the Freedom of Information Act

lawpavilion July 15, 2022

CASE TITLE: PROFESSOR ERNEST OJUKWU (SAN) v. THE REGISTERED TRUSTEES OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION & ORS...

When Robbery without the Use of a Firearm Can Be Regarded as Armed Robbery

When Robbery without the Use of a Firearm Can Be Regarded as Armed Robbery

lawpavilion July 5, 2022

CASE TITLE: EDITI OKON EPHRAIM v. THE STATE (2022) LPELR-57806(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 30TH MAY, 2022 JUSTICES: RAPHAEL...

Whether an Interested Party can Apply to be Joined as a Co-Respondent in an Appeal

lawpavilion July 4, 2022

PRACTICE AREA: APPEAL- APPEAL BY INTERESTED PARTY CASE TITLE: IBEJIRIKA AGWU & ORS v. MR. NSIRIMOVU AGWU...

Can an Accused Make Arguments on Innocence of a Co-Accused Who Did Not Appeal to Prove His Innocence

lawpavilion June 28, 2022

CASE TITLE: LAMBERT NWIKO v. THE STATE (2022) LPELR-57747(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 13TH MAY, 2022 JUSTICES: CHIMA CENTUS...

Whether Sourcing for Funds from a Stranger to a Contract Will Make Same a Party That Can Sue and Be Sued on The Contract

lawpavilion June 23, 2022

PRACTICE AREA: Contract- Parties to Contract CASE TITLE: AFRICA HEALTH TELEVISION LTD (AHTV) & ORS v. SWIFT...

Duty of an Employee Claiming Wrongful Termination of Employment to State the Specific Provisions of the Public Service Rules that Applies to His Case

Is the IGP Answerable for the Actions and Infractions Committed by Members of the NPF under His Command?

Power of the EFCC to Freeze an Account Suspected to Be Involved in Financial Crime for 72 Hours without a Court Order

Whether an Issue Of Competence/Jurisdiction of Court Is a Substantial Point of Law That Constitutes a Special or Exceptional Circumstance Justifying the Grant of Stay of Execution

Is the Corps Marshall of The Federal Road Safety Commission a Juristic Personality That Can Sue and Be Sued

Is the Nigerian Bar Association a Public Institution within the Stipulation of the Freedom of Information Act

When Robbery without the Use of a Firearm Can Be Regarded as Armed Robbery

Whether an Interested Party can Apply to be Joined as a Co-Respondent in an Appeal

Can an Accused Make Arguments on Innocence of a Co-Accused Who Did Not Appeal to Prove His Innocence

Whether Sourcing for Funds from a Stranger to a Contract Will Make Same a Party That Can Sue and Be Sued on The Contract

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