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Assuming Section 84 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004, Was Validly Made by the Legislature

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

Setting Up a Compliance Framework as a Start-Up

lawpavilion August 12, 2022

By Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi, SAN, FCIArb. (UK). INTRODUCTION In July 2022, two (2) Nigerian businessmen were jailed...

Pre-Election Matters Under the New Electoral Dispensation Simplified

lawpavilion June 2, 2022

George Olatunde Babalola,SAN, FCARB Meaning of Pre-Election Matters Election litigation is bound to occur in an electoral...

Court Rules That NBC Can’t Regulate Advertising In Nigeria

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The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has held that the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) acted beyond...

Section 84(12): Appraising the Validity Tussle between the Nigerian Constitution and the Electoral Act

lawpavilion May 30, 2022

By Onifade Adeolu Introduction Recently on May 20 2022, the national Assembly was reported to have pressured...

Witness Protection Act: FG May Fly Prosecution Witness Abroad for Safety Reasons

lawpavilion May 26, 2022

In an effort to protect Nigerians who provide information to security agencies during an investigation and prosecution...

Understanding the Concept of Domain Names in Digital Transaction

lawpavilion May 24, 2022

Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi, SAN It is believed that an intellectual property right does not protect domain names...

Propriety of Dispensing with the Evidence Act in Judicial Proceedings: A Review of the Appeal Court’s Recent Decision in Victor Adegboye v UBA

lawpavilion May 24, 2022

By Folabi Kuti SAN Proem The ‘exclusionary’ rules of Evidence have operated as a narrow gate through...

Ruling: Justice Ogunjobi Awards N2.5m Cost Against Prof. I.O. Smith SAN [Download]

Ruling: Justice Ogunjobi Awards N2.5m Cost Against Prof. I.O. Smith SAN [Download]

lawpavilion May 22, 2022

The certified True Copy of the Ruling delivered by Honourable Justice O. O. Ogunjobi of the High...

Between Restorative Justice and Damning Consequences: Cost of N2.5m Against Prof. I.O. Smith SAN in View

lawpavilion May 22, 2022

On Monday, 16th of May, 2022, Honourable Justice O. O. Ogunjobi of the High Court of Lagos...

Assuming Section 84 of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act, 2004, Was Validly Made by the Legislature

Setting Up a Compliance Framework as a Start-Up

Pre-Election Matters Under the New Electoral Dispensation Simplified

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Section 84(12): Appraising the Validity Tussle between the Nigerian Constitution and the Electoral Act

Witness Protection Act: FG May Fly Prosecution Witness Abroad for Safety Reasons

Understanding the Concept of Domain Names in Digital Transaction

Propriety of Dispensing with the Evidence Act in Judicial Proceedings: A Review of the Appeal Court’s Recent Decision in Victor Adegboye v UBA

Ruling: Justice Ogunjobi Awards N2.5m Cost Against Prof. I.O. Smith SAN [Download]

Between Restorative Justice and Damning Consequences: Cost of N2.5m Against Prof. I.O. Smith SAN in View

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