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Duty of Court to Serve Hearing Notice on Parties Who Were Absent When a Case Was Adjourned- Heritage Bank v. Awolesi

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Duty of Court to Serve Hearing Notice on Parties Who Were Absent When a Case Was Adjourned- Heritage Bank v. Awolesi

lawpavilion June 23, 2022

CASE TITLE: HERITAGE BANK v. AWOLESI (2022) LPELR-57732(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 9TH JUNE, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE LEAD...

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Effect of a Registered Trade Mark

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Effect of a Registered Trade Mark

lawpavilion June 8, 2022

CASE TITLE: FERODO LTD & ANOR v. IBETO INDUSTRIES LTD (2004) LPELR-1275(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 6TH FEBRUARY, 2004 PRACTICE...

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Proper Court to File Pre-Election Matter; Effect of Failure to File Same within Time

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Proper Court to File Pre-Election Matter; Effect of Failure to File Same within Time

lawpavilion June 8, 2022

CASE TITLE: ALIYU v. APC & ORS (2022) LPELR-57345(SC) JUDGMENT DATE: 18TH FEBRUARY, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: ELECTORAL MATTERS...

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Status of an Unsigned Certified True Copy of Public Document(s)

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Status of an Unsigned Certified True Copy of Public Document(s)

lawpavilion June 8, 2022

CASE TITLE: ADO v. ABU GOVERNING COUNCIL & ORS (2022) LPELR-57675(CA) JUDGMENT DATE: 1ST JUNE, 2022 PRACTICE AREA: LABOUR...

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Pre-Trial Diversion from Criminal Proceedings: The Need for Legal Frameworks in Nigeria

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Pre-Trial Diversion from Criminal Proceedings: The Need for Legal Frameworks in Nigeria

lawpavilion June 7, 2022

The criminal process or criminal proceedings, without a doubt, comprises the arrest, prosecution, conviction, and sentencing of...

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A Political Party has no Right to Disqualify Aspirants Under the New Electoral Legal Regime of 2022

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A Political Party has no Right to Disqualify Aspirants Under the New Electoral Legal Regime of 2022

lawpavilion June 6, 2022

By A.J. Owonikoko SAN  I am concerned that if the rave report that APC has disqualified or...

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N500,000 Star Prize Up for Grab in the NBA-SLP Young Lawyers Debate

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N500,000 Star Prize Up for Grab in the NBA-SLP Young Lawyers Debate

lawpavilion June 6, 2022

The Young Litigators Committee of the NBA Section on Legal Practice presents the Young Lawyers Debate Season...

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Office of the Vice-Chancellor: Whether it is an Appointment Governed by Statutory Flavour

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Office of the Vice-Chancellor: Whether it is an Appointment Governed by Statutory Flavour

lawpavilion June 6, 2022

CASE TITLE: PROFESSOR IBRAHIM GARBA v. THE GOVERNOR OF KANO STATE VISITOR KANO STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE...

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Pre-Election Matters Under the New Electoral Dispensation Simplified

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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...

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Court Rules That NBC Can’t Regulate Advertising In Nigeria

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Court Rules That NBC Can’t Regulate Advertising In Nigeria

lawpavilion May 31, 2022

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

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