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

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 Exemplary Damages Must Be Pleaded and Proved by an Applicant in a Fundamental Rights Enforcement Suit?

lawpavilion June 27, 2022

It has been a difficult thing to believe that some of our courts require an applicant in...

Substitutional Arrest in Nigeria: Is The Practice Legal?

lawpavilion June 25, 2022

INTRODUCTION The right and power of the police to make an arrest of a person who commits...

Maximisation of Foreign Direct Investment; Building Sustainable Framework For IPRS Protection

lawpavilion June 25, 2022

By Temiloluwa Olowoyo INTRODUCTION: The basic building blocks of any nation that are keen on developing its...

Taxation of Digital Economy in Nigeria: Gaps and Realities

lawpavilion June 25, 2022

By Temiloluwa Olowoyo Introduction: “The world’s largest taxi firm, Uber, owns no cars. The world’s most popular media...

Update Alert: Your Prime Android just got better!

lawpavilion June 25, 2022

You asked for a beautiful experience for Prime users, a complete and deluxe legal research experience with...

Validity of Unilateral Extension Clauses(UEC) in Football Contracts

lawpavilion June 25, 2022

By Tosu Jesujoba INTRODUCTION As the 2021/22 football season comes to an end, football clubs and players...

Electoral Act: Supreme Court Strikes Out Buhari’s Suit Challenging Section 84(12

lawpavilion June 25, 2022

The Supreme Court on Friday struck out President Muhammadu Buhari and the Attorney General of the Federation’s...

NBA (Lagos) Electoral Reforms Sensitization Committee 2023 Elections; The Bar And The Bench As Democratic Drivers

lawpavilion June 23, 2022

THE SALIENT INNOVATIONS IN THE ELECTORAL ACT The fact that laws are not self-executory and the outcome...

Digital Street: What Does Blockchain Mean for Land Registration?

lawpavilion June 23, 2022

Blockchain seems to be the missing piece in a lot of sectors that would improve transparency speed...

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

Whether Exemplary Damages Must Be Pleaded and Proved by an Applicant in a Fundamental Rights Enforcement Suit?

Substitutional Arrest in Nigeria: Is The Practice Legal?

Maximisation of Foreign Direct Investment; Building Sustainable Framework For IPRS Protection

Taxation of Digital Economy in Nigeria: Gaps and Realities

Update Alert: Your Prime Android just got better!

Validity of Unilateral Extension Clauses(UEC) in Football Contracts

Electoral Act: Supreme Court Strikes Out Buhari’s Suit Challenging Section 84(12

NBA (Lagos) Electoral Reforms Sensitization Committee 2023 Elections; The Bar And The Bench As Democratic Drivers

Digital Street: What Does Blockchain Mean for Land Registration?

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