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The Doctrine of Exhaustion of Rights in Trademark

lawpavilion August 12, 2022

By Emmanuel Otumala Intellectual property rights are monopolistic in nature and a right holder has the exclusive...

Using of Section 84 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004 by the Nigerian Government to the ‘Denial Of Justice’ to Judgment Creditors: A Likely Invitation to Anarchy

lawpavilion August 8, 2022

By: Hameed Ajibola Jimoh Esq. The issue of delay tactics undertaken by the government, the government’s agencies...

Section 84 of The Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004: Invalid and Unconstitutional!

lawpavilion August 8, 2022

By: Hameed Ajibola Jimoh Esq. The issue of delay tactics undertaken by the government, the government’s agencies...

Garnishee Proceedings in Nigeria against the Government: The Need for a Quick Passage into Law of the BIL Seeking Deletion of Section 84 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004

lawpavilion August 4, 2022

By: Hameed Ajibola Jimoh Esq. The issue of delay tactics undertaken by the government, the government’s agencies...

An Analysis of Consumer Rights Protection in the Nigerian Aviation Industry

lawpavilion August 2, 2022

By Temiloluwa Olowoyo Who is a consumer? The Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulation[1] defines a consumer as a consumer of...

IP as a Critical Incentive for SDGs in Africa

lawpavilion August 2, 2022

By Temiloluwa Olowoyo and Abdulazeez Karimat Opeyemi With the global population set to surpass 10 billion before...

Of Contempt, Justice and Abuse of Power

lawpavilion August 2, 2022

By Onikepo Braithwaite Are the reports that I read in the various newspapers about what transpired between...

Judgment for Judicial Officers; Issues Arising from the Judgment in Chief Sebastian Hons V National Assembly & 2 Ors

lawpavilion July 25, 2022

By Akintayo Balogun Esq. On Friday, the 15th of July 2022, the National Industrial Court, Coram Hon. Justice...

The Legal Status of a Memorandum of Understanding

lawpavilion July 20, 2022

By Taiwo Hope Alabi Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) from its direct translation speaks of a parole agreement...

The Implications of the Mandatory Sentences in the Penal Code Law of Kaduna State 2017 (as amended) on the Jurisdiction of Criminal Courts in Kaduna State

lawpavilion July 20, 2022

Emmanuel J. Samaila, Esq. Abstract One of the determinants of the efficacy or otherwise of a criminal...

The Doctrine of Exhaustion of Rights in Trademark

Using of Section 84 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004 by the Nigerian Government to the ‘Denial Of Justice’ to Judgment Creditors: A Likely Invitation to Anarchy

Section 84 of The Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004: Invalid and Unconstitutional!

Garnishee Proceedings in Nigeria against the Government: The Need for a Quick Passage into Law of the BIL Seeking Deletion of Section 84 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004

An Analysis of Consumer Rights Protection in the Nigerian Aviation Industry

IP as a Critical Incentive for SDGs in Africa

Of Contempt, Justice and Abuse of Power

Judgment for Judicial Officers; Issues Arising from the Judgment in Chief Sebastian Hons V National Assembly & 2 Ors

The Legal Status of a Memorandum of Understanding

The Implications of the Mandatory Sentences in the Penal Code Law of Kaduna State 2017 (as amended) on the Jurisdiction of Criminal Courts in Kaduna State

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