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2023 General Elections In Nigeria And The Strains On The Rule Of Law

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2023 General Elections In Nigeria And The Strains On The Rule Of Law

lawpavilion January 23, 2023

By Joe-Kyari Gadzama, OFR, MFR, SAN The implications of continued disobedience of court judgments and orders are...

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How Do Small and Midsize Law Firms Punch Above Their Weight?

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How Do Small and Midsize Law Firms Punch Above Their Weight?

lawpavilion January 23, 2023

By Neville Pokroy Many small and midsize law firms feel inadequate when competing against big firms with big...

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Powers of INEC to Retract a Result already Announced; The Pros and Cons of Section 65 of the Electoral Act 2022 as Amended

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Powers of INEC to Retract a Result already Announced; The Pros and Cons of Section 65 of the Electoral Act 2022 as Amended

lawpavilion January 23, 2023

By Akintayo Balogun Esq. The several amendments/inclusions that came with the Electoral Act 2022, continue to draw...

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Knowledge Of The Law And The Symbiotic Relationship With Being Reserved For The Senior Lawyers Only: A Human Face For The Nigerian Young And Aspiring Lawyers!

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Knowledge Of The Law And The Symbiotic Relationship With Being Reserved For The Senior Lawyers Only: A Human Face For The Nigerian Young And Aspiring Lawyers!

lawpavilion January 11, 2023

By Hameed Ajibola Jimoh Esq. It has become (among a number of young lawyers in Nigeria) that...

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Whether the only Valid Political Primary Is that which Is Conducted by the National Executive Committee of a Party

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Whether the only Valid Political Primary Is that which Is Conducted by the National Executive Committee of a Party

lawpavilion January 10, 2023

CASE TITLE: MUHAMMAD v. PDP & ORS (2022) LPELR-58984(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 28TH NOVEMBER, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL MATTERS LEAD JUDGMENT:...

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Instance(s) in which an Action Will not be an Abuse of Court Process on Ground of Multiplicity of Actions

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Instance(s) in which an Action Will not be an Abuse of Court Process on Ground of Multiplicity of Actions

lawpavilion January 10, 2023

CASE TITLE: UNITY BANK PLC v. CLESON INVESTMENT LTD (2022) LPELR-59045(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 24TH NOVEMBER, 2022 PRACTICE...

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Whether Suing a Political Party Automatically Makes its Candidates Parties to the Action

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Whether Suing a Political Party Automatically Makes its Candidates Parties to the Action

lawpavilion January 10, 2023

CASE TITLE: COLE v. APC & ORS (2022) LPELR-59154(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 15TH DECEMBER, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL MATTERS LEAD...

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The Law on Police Investigation

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The Law on Police Investigation

lawpavilion January 10, 2023

CASE TITLE: PROJECT ARCADE LTD & ANOR v. IGP & ORS (2022) LPELR-59127(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 13TH DECEMBER, 2022 PRACTICE...

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Whether the Determination of the Delegates to Vote at the Primary Election of a Political Party Is Justiciable

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Whether the Determination of the Delegates to Vote at the Primary Election of a Political Party Is Justiciable

lawpavilion January 10, 2023

CASE TITLE: INYANG & ORS v. INEC & ORS (2022) LPELR-59081(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 7TH DECEMBER, 2022 PRACTICE...

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Position Of The Law on the Adoption of Originating Summons Procedure for the Commencement of an Action

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Position Of The Law on the Adoption of Originating Summons Procedure for the Commencement of an Action

lawpavilion January 10, 2023

CASE TITLE: CALEB UNIVERSITY & ANOR v. ODERINDE & ORS (2022) LPELR-59123(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 13TH DECEMBER, 2022 PRACTICE...

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