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An Overview Of Limited Liability Partnerships Under CAMA 2020

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An Overview Of Limited Liability Partnerships Under CAMA 2020

lawpavilion April 11, 2023

By Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi, SAN INTRODUCTIONRapid changes and technological developments characterize the contemporary corporate landscape. Businesses must...

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The Odinga Standard: Guidelines To Adopt In Preparing Election Petitions

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The Odinga Standard: Guidelines To Adopt In Preparing Election Petitions

lawpavilion April 11, 2023

Overview  Raila Odinga & Another v Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) & Others [2017] KESC 31  KLR ...

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Legal Research Tools to build winning strategies

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Legal Research Tools to build winning strategies

lawpavilion April 11, 2023

Conducting legal research is foundational to your work, no matter what level you are as a lawyer...

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Evaluation Study of AI-Enabled Legal Research Tools: The LawPavilion Electronic Law Report as a Nigerian “Guinea Pig”

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Evaluation Study of AI-Enabled Legal Research Tools: The LawPavilion Electronic Law Report as a Nigerian “Guinea Pig”

lawpavilion April 11, 2023

About 18 years ago,  a Nigerian Company (Grace Infotech Limited), now LawPavilion revolutionized law reporting and legal research...

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Mode of Transmission of Election Results under the Electoral Act 2022

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Mode of Transmission of Election Results under the Electoral Act 2022

lawpavilion April 6, 2023

CASE TITLE: NURUDEEN v. OYETOLA & ORS (2023) LPELR-60093(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 24TH MARCH, 2023 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTION PETITION LEAD...

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Appealing Awards Of Cost In Nigeria

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Appealing Awards Of Cost In Nigeria

lawpavilion April 6, 2023

by Muyiwa Ogungbenro , Ubong Charles Bassey and Olukemi Owolabi Introduction The term “costs” means two things in law. The first is...

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Whether Failure to Serve Some of the Parties in A Suit Will Deprive the Court of Jurisdiction to Adjudicate on the Matter

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Whether Failure to Serve Some of the Parties in A Suit Will Deprive the Court of Jurisdiction to Adjudicate on the Matter

lawpavilion April 6, 2023

CASE TITLE:  CHIDIRE v. OBIA & ORS (2023) LPELR-60071(CA) JUDGMENT DATE:  23RD FEBRUARY, 2023 JUSTICES:                 RITA NOSAKHARE PEMU,...

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Whether a Party Can Ask the Court to Strike Out a Matter Instituted By Him Owing to the Defect In His Originating Process

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Whether a Party Can Ask the Court to Strike Out a Matter Instituted By Him Owing to the Defect In His Originating Process

lawpavilion April 6, 2023

CASE TITLE:   ESIRI v. YEP & ANOR (2023) LPELR-59847(CA) JUDGMENT DATE:   10TH FEBRUARY, 2023 JUSTICES:                ...

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Electoral Act: Whether a Complaint Alleging the Presentation of Forged Information To INEC by a Candidate to Contest a Political Party Primary Confers a Right Of Action

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Electoral Act: Whether a Complaint Alleging the Presentation of Forged Information To INEC by a Candidate to Contest a Political Party Primary Confers a Right Of Action

lawpavilion April 6, 2023

CASE TITLE:   SDP & ANOR v. INEC & ORS (2023) LPELR-59836(SC) JUDGMENT DATE:      7TH FEBRUARY, 2023 JUSTICES:...

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Whether the Originating Summons Procedure Is Suitable to Commence an Action where Allegations of Crime Are Directly in Issue

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Whether the Originating Summons Procedure Is Suitable to Commence an Action where Allegations of Crime Are Directly in Issue

lawpavilion March 28, 2023

CASE TITLE: APC v. SHERIFF & ORS (2023) LPELR-59953(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 6TH FEBRUARY, 2023 PRACTICE AREA: CIVIL PROCEDURE LEAD...

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